Can A 13 Year Old Legaly Get A Job?

Question

can i get a real job if i cant can u tell me what can i do to make some money and please dont say any childish things

Answer 1

Well depends on where you are, in the US most states are like 15-16 yrs old to start a job. A few places will let you at 14.

You can do anything you can think of really. Think of something you can do that is needed. Babysit, clean(anything), walk dogs, wash cars, paint fences and such. Just make a list of things you can do.Put a price to everything, you can talk to a parent about a resonable price for your area. And send out flyers and a handy man.

Answer 2

Yes you can get a job. But you need to acquire a work permit first.

Answer 3

McDonalds hires 13 year olds

i worked there 6 years ago when i was 13.

try there i was 13 and 9 months

Answer 4

Take home tutors for the children who are in nursery.

Answer 5

You might be able to get a paper round and you can babysit, cut lawns, house sit, look after pets ect but that is all for now.

Maybe you could do some voluntary work because next year you will be old enough to get a job and if you do some voluntary work it will make you very employable until then.

Answer 6

yes...i live in a town near berkely california and in berkeley they have this place called youth works where they help kids 12-18 get a job throughtout thw school year and the summer so yea it depends where u are

Answer 7

Yes but they are pretty bad but they will make you money so here you go:

washing signs for retailers

cleaner at weekends

washing cars/bikes ect

chores

helping elderly people cook, clean, read mail, chores, ect

sweep out garages, cut grass, rake leaves, wash car

paper round

grocery store?

walk dogs

babysit

check out this website it tells you what you can and cant do

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Where_can_a_th...

hope i was of some help to you

bye x*x

Answer 8

No. My friend is 15 and he cuts hedges for people. He charges $30 for front and back hedges

Answer 9

I don't think you can legally get a job, but if an uncle or someone you know owns there own business, you could probably work there cleaning or something.

Other than that, I don't think so. Other than doing tasks like cleaning yards, walking dogs, or anything like that.

Set up a lemonade stand :P