Does anybody know of any good paying jobs for thirteen year olds?
106898
What about baby sitting or dog walking? Or what about cleaning the house for your parents?
427587
I'm working at a pet groomers shop, and I get payed 8 dollars an hour! A list of good jobs you can get (I'm your age, so these are REAL jobs you can possibly get!) \n\nPetsitting and babysitting (you can make your own fees for these jobs)\n\nGarden Nursery\nPet store/grooming shop\nBowling Alley\nDog walking (make your own fees)\nSome fast food restaurants will hire you!\n\nThat's a list of possible places. Also, check with your school district...they will have a sheet of paper listing the complete job options you have. That's what I did in my town's school. Good luck!
716629
This world is full of oppurtunities, there is no way you won't get a job if you are hard working and confident all it takes is some time to find something which gets you good income and ofcourse a mental job satisfaction, so here are some links i though would help you.\n\nhttp://www.usajobs.gov/\nhttp://www.nytimes.com/\nhttp://www.mediabistro.com/joblistings/....\nhttp://www.topusajobs.com/\nhttp://www.jobbankusa.com/\nhttp://www.bestjobsus.com/\nhttp://www.hotjobs.com/\nhttp://www.allstarjobs.com/\nhttp://www.bestjobsusa.com/\nhttp://www.snagajob.com/\n\nGetting a Job for Teenagers is not hard too, but most of them doesn't pay good as teenagers just agree on whatever they get, so here are some links which can help teenagers look for a job in a legal manner and ofcourse with a good payscale.\n\nhttp://www.wiganmbc.gov.uk/pub/educ/ews/...\nhttp://www.rockingham.k12.va.us/evy/tsld...\nhttp://www.linxbest.com\nhttp://www.teens4hire.org\nhttp://www.quintcareers.com/teens.html.....\nhttp://www.bygpub.com/books/tg2rw/sum......\n\nHope this will help you to find a job you are looking for, Good Luck
340937
go to the mall and ask every store thats what i did and im 15 turning 16 they will pay u min tho not that big pay only some stores will let u work for them. the elctronice u have to be 18
749037
Im 13 too, and I asked this question on yahoo answers a few times. Ive found out that there are SO many things you can do! \n\nMake balloon boquets (if you have access to helium)\nteach computer to elderly people or people who are just clueless\ndog walker\nelderly helper\nflyer distributor (hand out flyers for a company)\ngift basket maker\ngift wrapper- its time for the holidays! =)\nGrocery deliverer\nhouse checker (check houses while other people are away)\nmake jewelry\nassemble new products for people\nphotograh pictures at partys\nprice shopper (find a low price for somoeno)\npaint rocks so they look cute\nmake signs\nshovel snow- its almost time for the big blizzards!\n\ni got all these ideas out of a book I borrowed form the library yesterday called- Better Than A Lemonade Stand\nits by Daryl Bernstein. it tells you how to do these things and what to charge. I really suggest you check it out from your library too, it has so many great Ideas for us minors!!! :) I also suggest getting the book What Color Is Your Piggy Bank?\n\nI hope I helped! :)
995251
If you are under sixteen: make up your own business:\nmowing lawns........especially in a place where there are a lot of senior citizens\npaper route\ngo door to door and ask if there are any odd jobs that you can do\nbabysit\ntake care of pets\nlocal churches usually have a program set up where you can help work..........and get paid if yo uare eighth grade or older.
1052751
If you want a job, there is always one around. If you are truly trying to find something because you are bored, You should look into places to donate your time. Hospitals, nursing homes, your church, and there are many others. Being 14 is not a problem, it is a blessing. Spread it around!!!
1088757
Each place has its own policy..\n\nbut you can get working papers at age 13 (need a health clearance, and parents signiture), and get legal work wherever there's a place offering to hire 13 year olds.\n\nyou could simply tutor kids, or babysit, but you have to have connections (you have to know people who would trust you with their kids)\n\nit's not that hard though.. alot of places hire illigally (burger king :) privatly owned resteraunts) you could tell them to keep you "off the books" and you'll get a job in a heartbeat, (MAKE SURE ITS PRIVATELY OWNED or else you'll just embaress yourself, places like mcdonalds and macys won't approve and will ask you to leave, but your corner grocer or whatever will gladly hire you)
525168
u cant get a job at 13 u have to get a work permit at 15 or 16
72111
Try looking around your neighborhood for mowing jobs, babysitting, yard work, etc.\n\nGood Luck\n\nP.S.  Thanks for being honest about your age.
684752
You could put flyers on windsheilds for big businesses. You can bag groceries, right? You could sell your junk. You could sell stuff on EBay with a parent's help. Like baseball cards and stuff. You can ask your neighbors if they have chores for you. You could ask for an allowance. You can have a paper route. You can babysit.  I think they let kids be janitors at elementary schools, but i could be dead wrong. Also, if you like the outdoors, check with the forest service. If you like sports, go to a stadium and ask for a job. Good luck! Way to be industrious!
868503
You can draw up a flyer and take it to the copy shop and make a few copies for all the houses on your street.  Do not place the flyers in the mail box as it is illegal to use the mail box for anything but US mail.  On the flyer introduce yourself, name and phone number and list the services you are available to perform.  Babysitting, cleaning baseboards and windows and mini blinds.  Sweeping washing and waxing floors and polishing, if necessary, mowing the lawn, weeding, general cleaning vacuuming, dusting, scrubbing (yes) the bathtub.  Washing the cars, walking the dog, caring for the pets while people are out of town.  Cleaning and organizing the tools and items in the garage (with the assistance of the owner).  Shoveling snow.  You name it, you might be surprised just how many people need and want some extra, affordable help.  Check with your parents about the area in which you offer your services, what you offer to do, and how much you charge.  You can also visit each neighbor and talk to them about your services.  Above all, always let your parents know where you are (phone number also) and just what task you will be performing.  Remember you are 13 years old and some tasks may not be appropriate for your age and stamina, such as moving around really heavy furniture.  Good luck in your endeavors!\nRemember to keep your prices very reasonable, i. e. $5.00 for cleaning bathtub.  I mention this task because for many older peope it is hard to do this task.  A SOS soap pad makes fast and easy work of cleaning the tub with a little dishwashing soap.  Don't use any dangerous chemicals.  And remember to always wear goggles for your eyes when mowing the lawn.  Keep safe and be happy!  And, oh, believe it or not, if you save the money, it'll end up being much more exciting than if you spend it.
1065691
babysitting,. paper route, selling things in a yard sale, walking dogs, doing odd jobs for people, etc.\n\nWhen I was about 14 I put an ad in the paper, Odd jobs - anything you want, $10.00 per hour. I made a few hundred bucks over summer.
1123048
You can't get a regular job at 13 in any state. (There are federal child labor laws) However, you can babysit, cut grass, wash cars, dog walking, and a couple others. \n\nYou can not be hired by other people but you can do odd jobs like the ones above to make money. \n\nThere is an exception to this. Children are permitted to work in family businesses as long as it is limited hours per day/week.
56545
It depends on how under-aged you are. Some places around here hire summer help at 14 years old. You could always offer to do housework for friends and family. You don't want to go up to people you don't know, but it is generally safe to assume that your parents wouldn't direct you somewhere unsafe. \nYou could clean, rake leaves, shovel...\nYou could also get a paper route. They hire real young for that. Our paper boy is like 8.
1008650
Im 13 too but i dont think u can get a permit. just ask relatives or parents, even neighbors that you know for work.\ni do my grandmas book keeping (bills) 4 100$ a month\nmy dads weed work 4 8$ an hour\n& i water my gramdpas plants 4 100$ every 2 weeks\nI get a good 3 pay checks. you just gotta make sure you do them!\nor you can do some "sign twiriling" 4 advertising.\ngood luck!
722019
Well, are we talking about girls or boys here?  Not to be sexist here, but twelve-year-old girls frequently enjoy baby-sitting or "mother's helper" work (i.e., watching a child while the mother is still in the house). My daughter certainly has, at least.\n\nGuys or girls may be willing to do yard work, or run errands for old folks, or help care for other peoples' pets.  \n\nIf the child has a particular interest or aptitude, look into finding an apprenticeship of some sort - but be sure to check about child labor laws and how they might apply.\n\nIf the child is both smart and patient, look into the possibility of tutoring a younger child.\n\nOf course, I'm assuming that by "job" you mean something that pays - if you just mean something to *do*, there are all sorts of volunteer possibilities, such as at your local library, that can teach useful job skills that could turn into employment later.