Can a 15 year old work at a daycare center?

Answer 1

Not fully. You can but if you get paid it won't be a "pay" beacuse you are too young. But you might be getting paid because they arranged something out. But you won't be a "worker".

Answer 2

Legally no. The U.S Department of Labor regulates the minimum age that children can be employed, which is 14. If you're talking about a local neighborhood daycare though I'm sure the owner wouldn't mind giving some cash for a little help.

Answer 3

Will yes, you probably can but you would probably have to call the daycare and also it would be up to them. And if they say yes be sure you would want to work with smaller children because older ones probably would not take you seriously.

Answer 4

i WANTED TO KNOW THE SAME THING

Answer 5

Yes? You can help with baby's and little children and big children too

Answer 6

Yes, he/she can. Although, it really depends on their age policy. Call them in, and ask them about it. :3

Answer 7

Most daycares won't hire someone under 14. You could volunteer at a daycare, then when you're old enough to work for pay you'll have experience.

Answer 8

Well, not really because most jobs ask for 16 and up usually