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How to make money as a teen?

Im in highschool and i wanted to make money in my free time so i was wonder if anyone had any advice to help me one it i lovw math and bussiness im try to figure out what my business is going to be about

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Rebecca’s Answer

Thank you for your question. It's not really a lot of choices as a teenager. Many jobs require specific skills and may not suitable for teenager.
Below are my suggestions:
1. Explore any job opportunities in school, eg part time librarian, administrator, etc
2. Consider doing part time jobs eg babysitter, gardener, instructor in education centre, etc
3. You can also explore any part time opportunities in chain stores, eg fast food shops, supermarkets, department stores, etc.
4. Do you have any specific skills, eg, making cakes, cookies, etc? You can consider to run online shops
Hope this helps! Good luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
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Crystal’s Answer

"Start local' with any task :

1: Babysitting with 30+ min of Math included
2: After School Care
3: Dog walker
4: Raking Leaves/Blowing Snow
5: create a grocery budget for an aging person
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Justin’s Answer

Hi Justice,

There are plenty of ways for you to start earning money as a high school student, especially since you enjoy math and business! Here are some ideas that let you build on your interests:

Tutoring in Math: Since you love math, consider offering tutoring to other students. You could start by advertising at your school, in your community, or even on tutoring platforms like Wyzant. Online tutoring also opens up a flexible way to earn.

Reselling Online: You could find popular items (like sneakers, vintage clothes, or electronics) and resell them on platforms like eBay, Depop, or Facebook Marketplace. This type of “buy low, sell high” business gives you hands-on experience in managing costs and profits.

Social Media Management: With so many businesses needing an online presence, you could offer social media management services for local businesses. If you know how to create engaging content, you can help clients with posts, captions, and even running basic ads.

Freelance Services: Websites like Fiverr or Upwork allow you to offer skills you might have, such as writing, graphic design, or even data entry. Think about what you enjoy doing on the side that could be turned into a freelance gig.

Selling Custom Products: If you're interested in creating a product, you could start a small e-commerce shop with simple items like custom t-shirts, mugs, or stickers. Websites like Etsy, Redbubble, or Shopify make it easy to set up an online store.

Starting small will help you figure out what you enjoy the most and might even spark ideas for your future business!
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Katherine’s Answer

Hey Justice,

I love that you have goals! I think you'd enjoy Ken Coleman's book From Paycheck to Purpose for figuring out what you want to do exactly and taking steps to get there, and also this workbook might be useful to you (https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/bc/content/ldsorg/topics/self-reliance/2017/14678_sgmb_book_eng.pdf?lang=eng)
Thank you comment icon Hey Justice & other folks who may click on that link: This workbook can be helpful but it is heavily framed within a religious context so please keep that in mind when viewing it. Gurpreet Lally, Admin
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