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I will turn 14 next year I know is long but I want to have ideas to have good time pay jobs and move homes at 15 any ideas?
I really need help I can't find anything >:) help me pretty plzzzz
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Rebecca Tang
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Rebecca’s Answer
Thank you for your question. Firstly, please make sure you are eligible to work.
Below are my suggestions :
1. Find any working opportunities in school, e.g. lab, library, administration, etc.
2. Speak to your neighbours any assistance they need, e.g. baby sitting, gardening, etc.
3. Explore any working in the neigbourhood, e.g. education centre, groceries, etc.
4. Find working opportunities in chain stores, e.g. Supermarkets, fast food shops, boutiques, etc.
Make sure the job is suitable to you. Speak to your parents before you start.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
Below are my suggestions :
1. Find any working opportunities in school, e.g. lab, library, administration, etc.
2. Speak to your neighbours any assistance they need, e.g. baby sitting, gardening, etc.
3. Explore any working in the neigbourhood, e.g. education centre, groceries, etc.
4. Find working opportunities in chain stores, e.g. Supermarkets, fast food shops, boutiques, etc.
Make sure the job is suitable to you. Speak to your parents before you start.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
Meyvis Nuñez
Accountant
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Panama City, Panama
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Meyvis’s Answer
It's great that you're thinking about your future! Planning is important, but remember you have time to explore and find what you enjoy.
Focus on three things:
1. Build useful skills. Learn Microsoft Excel, communication, social media, graphic design, budgeting, or basic coding. These skills can lead to better jobs later.
2. Find age-appropriate work. With your parents' approval and local laws in mind, you could earn money through babysitting, pet sitting, tutoring, yard work, helping family businesses, or selling crafts.
3. Start saving early. Even small amounts can grow over time. Learning to manage money now will help you later when you're on your own.
Jobs when you're young teach responsibility, communication, and work ethic more than they make you rich. These lessons help you get better jobs in the future.
Instead of moving out at 15, focus on education, building skills, and having a strong support system. Being financially independent usually needs a stable income, savings, and a safe place to live, which can be tough at a young age.
Keep dreaming big, keep learning, and don't hesitate to ask questions. Thinking about your future shows you're motivated and capable of great things!
Focus on three things:
1. Build useful skills. Learn Microsoft Excel, communication, social media, graphic design, budgeting, or basic coding. These skills can lead to better jobs later.
2. Find age-appropriate work. With your parents' approval and local laws in mind, you could earn money through babysitting, pet sitting, tutoring, yard work, helping family businesses, or selling crafts.
3. Start saving early. Even small amounts can grow over time. Learning to manage money now will help you later when you're on your own.
Jobs when you're young teach responsibility, communication, and work ethic more than they make you rich. These lessons help you get better jobs in the future.
Instead of moving out at 15, focus on education, building skills, and having a strong support system. Being financially independent usually needs a stable income, savings, and a safe place to live, which can be tough at a young age.
Keep dreaming big, keep learning, and don't hesitate to ask questions. Thinking about your future shows you're motivated and capable of great things!