I have no idea what the question is, but ?

You could try pet-sitting, baby-sitting or anything that you are interested in.

yes, anyone can do it but you have to be at least 10 years old
no, you must be at least 13 to get any job in England (not sure about other countries.)

When i turned 13 i got a paper round

I gave it up though :)

Im 14 now and i need a job too :'(

Great summer jobs could be at a grocery, you could also get a paper route, mowing the lawn for people, babysitting, home sitting, amusement park people, bus boy at some retaurants or do the dishes in some restaurants. There's some ideas so you could find yourself a job during summer. It has to be a part-time job becauseyou are too young to handle such hours. So am I. I'm 14 too. Also, looking for a job to call my own now. good luck

we need to stand on our own feet

it depends how large the space is..usualy about 15 or 20 dollars.because im 13 and i would charge 15

I'm 12, and I actually did this. Dogsitting. Believe it or not, you can make a lot. Then again, it depends on what exactly your idea of a lot is. I dogsat on spring break for a little cockapoo (Cocker Spaniel/Poodle) and it was for a week, at $10 a day, which is very cheap compared to kennel prices. I also got their mail everyday and put their trash in and out (they were my neighbors). I set up skype so they could see how she was doing and stuff too, which they LOVED. I should have been paid $80 becuase it was for 8 days, but they were very happy with the care of their little girlie, they gave me $100!!!!! Another way is to babysit. If you cook for them it's good money and if you took any like summer courses, especially if you sit at later hours. Then again, your 11 so idk if how late you can sit, that's your buisness, not mine, so nvm. If you live close to the store, offer to run errands for your neighbors, pick up milk at the store for them and they pay you whatever it costs plus a couple dollars. Do household chores such as:

Wash and put away dishes

Do a load of laundry/put away

Vacuum

Dust

Clean the windows

Clean up after your pets

Clean your bathroom

Clean your room

Clean the garage

Weed the garden

Clean up yards/leaves

Clean your home

Make dinner

Set the table

Clean the kitchen

Clean windows

Sweep sidewalks

Clean out the fridge/clean it

Organize cupboards

Clean the mirrors

Organize junk drawer

Make a veggie tray

Make sandwiches

Make snacks

Organize the magazines

Make the beds

Dust stairs

Mop kitchen floor

Clean dryer sheet

Gather dirty towels/clothes

Dust bedrooms

Wipe off the kitchen appliances

Lint brush furniture in the family room

Wipe doorknobs and light switches

Water plants

Take the trash out to the street for pick up

Empty the trash from various rooms

Clean TV screens

Shake out door mats and blankets

Feed the pet

Organize pantry

Clean the toaster, unplug and dump the crumbs

Change sheets and put dirty sheets in laundry room

Cut flowers and make a centerpiece

Help wash the car

Paint Mom's nails

Give Dad a massage with warm lotion

Make tea, coffee, and instant drinks

Polish silverware, copper, or brass items.

Clean patio furniture.

Clean car mirrors

Pick fruit off trees.

Wash animals

Hope this helps! :) I find all this very helpful myself since I am going out of my country when school gets out with my school, I must raise $4000

According to CPS (child protective services), the legal "latchkey" age for children to be home alone during daylight/business hours is as young as 8 years old. The legal age for a child to babysit his/her own siblings during any time, but not overnight, is 11 years old. The legal age for a child to babysit children who are not siblings is 12 years old.

I'm kinda in the same situation as you right now. OK I'm 13 too and at this age it's awesome because you get to go hang with friends or the mall or theatre without an adult, but at this age we have to take on the responsibility to and show others that you are responsible and by that you can:

~babysit (8$ an hour)

~sell things you have that you don't use at a garage sale (clothes, toys, teddy's, Cd's, jewellery, etc)

~odd jobs around the neighbourhood

~go to an old age home and clean up or keep them busy etc.

~babysit your neibours kids or pets

~wash cars

~bring bottles to the bottle depot (you can get paid like 10$ for a lot of cans)

~pick up around the house (without being asked)

~lemonade or bake sale

~volunteer

~do a street performance (dance or play an instrument)

ask if you can just get paid from your parents cuz your such an awesome lid! (lol it acutely works :)

~lawn people's lawns or prepare a garden or water flowers )

~if your an artist have an art sale or make b-day cards or get well soon ones.

~wash windows

~i hope i helped :)

No, there are no laws for babysitting in Texas. There are probably laws regarding child care facilities.

cut the neighbors grass, sell old stuff that you dont use any more. and hustle people

You can maybe help people with cleaning or do newspaper deliveries or maybe even babysit if your responsible

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This is a little tricky question. Since your basci personal information is already in the resume you should describe you not in a resume fashion but rather in a more personal way like how are you with others, how do you think others perceive you, how are you at work. Things like that.

hi my names portia and im 12 i do papers i get £24 every 2 weeks i also babysit and charge £6.00 a hour i get a alowens by folding and puting away colthes and clening for £20 a week so there is some i do you can try it out ?

It is up to your parents, some 10 year old kids keep $50 cash on them, just in case. This may have been obtained from earning money for doing household chores for your parents. At the age of 10, it is a good idea to start saving up for a car or something.

Here are some places a 14-year-old could work

- At grocery stores as a bag person

- As a babysitter

- At restaurants

- At camp places

- Sometimes at amusement parks

there's no chores that only 12 year old do talk to your mom or dad or both and decide what jobs they need help with

here's some ideas

.clean the living room or family room once each week

dust

polish

vacuum or sweep (which should be done more the once a week)

.empty and load dish washer or wash by hand

.fold laundry

. do laundry (at less yours)

. clean bath rooms believe me not fun at less till you get payed

. clean cat litter or dog droppings

.if you have a pool do the chemicals test at the beginning or each day

.rack the leaves

hope this helps and gets you some money

i do 4 of this and get 10 dollars a week

and am not 11 am 12 but i just turned 12 so i think i can still answers the question my chores didn't change when i turned 12

Wash Windows, mow yards, rake leaves, walk dogs, baby sit, wash and/or wax cars, shine peoples shoes, this one I made alot of money at. You go to Target, WalMart or K-Mart and buy a shoe shine kit. Go door to door in your neighborhood and charge $3 per pair, you take the shoes home with you, shine them and bring them back in a day or two. You can house clean, vacuum a entire house for say $10 for a elderly person. Sell home made cookies and lemonade on a busy corner. Early to bed, early to rise makes a person healthy wealthy and wise.

None. You have to be 16.

There are a couple of jobs for 9 year olds like:

Walking the dog

Watering plants neighbors when out on vacation

Pet sitter

(Fall) Rake leaves

Mow the lawn

Washing the windows for neighbors

Vacuuming neighbors houses

Washing cars