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| – Babysitting for family and friends |
| – Dog walking or pet sitting |
| – Yard work or gardening for neighbors |
| – Tutoring younger students in a subject you excel in |
| – Helping out at a family-owned business |
| – Selling homemade crafts or baked goods |
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| Important facts to keep in mind when looking for a job at 12 years old: |
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| 1. Make sure to check and follow your local laws and regulations regarding child labor before pursuing any job opportunities. |
| 2. Always prioritize your schoolwork and extracurricular activities. Your education should come first. |
| 3. Obtain permission from your parents or guardians before applying for any job and make sure they are aware of the responsibilities and time commitment involved. |
| 4. Make sure the job is age-appropriate and safe for you to do. Avoid jobs that involve heavy lifting, operating machinery, or handling dangerous chemicals. |
| 5. Focus on building skills and gaining work experience that will benefit you in the future. Look for opportunities that will help you develop responsibility, time management, and communication skills. |
