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Category: Jobs for Teens

Finding the perfect job as a teenager can be both exciting and challenging, with many options to consider. Our articles on jobs for teens offer guidance on finding the right opportunities, tips for success, and how to balance work with school.

  • 10 Best Places to Work for Teens

    Whether you’re saving up for a car, fancy gaming setup, or just tired of asking your parents for money every time you need to buy a snack, you’re now on the hunt for the best places to work for teens. Places that will take you (and your availability around school, sports, hobbies, and very serious…

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  • Great First Jobs for 14-Year-Olds

    You're 14 years old and you can officially work. Yay! However, there are a couple hoops you need to jump through before you can get hired by a company. Sigh. However, if you are motivated and you can convince an employer to hire you and train you, you're on your way to earning a steady…

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  • Top 8 Part-Time Jobs for High School Students

    Looking for the perfect part-time jobs for high school students? We've got you covered! Whether you're saving up for college, want some extra spending money, or simply looking to gain work experience, I've rounded up the top 8 part-time jobs based on factors like flexible hours and great pay. Not to mention that part-time work…

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  • 10 Best Jobs for 12-Year-Olds

    My energetic tween recently asked me, "Mom, can I work?" Given my 20+ years as a career coach, I felt compelled to give an intelligent, knowledgeable response. But in reality, I didn't have a clear answer for her. Can a ten-year-old do work besides household chores? I thought to myself. "Uh, let me do some…

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