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| 2. Pet sitting/walking: Taking care of pets while their owners are away can be a fun and rewarding job for a 12-year-old. |
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| 3. Yard work: Helping with lawn mowing, weeding, and other outdoor tasks can be a great way to earn money and get some exercise. |
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| 4. Car washing: Offering car washing services to neighbors and family members can be a lucrative job for a young teenager. |
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| 5. Tutoring: If you excel in a particular subject, you can offer tutoring services to younger students who may need extra help. |
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| Important facts regarding working at 12 years old: |
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| 1. Legal restrictions: In many places, there are laws and regulations regarding the minimum age at which a child can work and the types of work they can do. It is important to check the local laws and regulations before seeking employment. |
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| 2. Safety concerns: Parents and guardians should ensure that the job is safe for the child and that they are adequately supervised while working. |
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| 3. Education: It is important for children to balance work with their school responsibilities. Encouraging good time management skills and setting limits on work hours can help ensure that schoolwork is not neglected. |
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| 4. Communication with parents: Parents should be involved in the process of finding a job and should be aware of the child’s work schedule and responsibilities. |
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| 5. Work ethic: Encouraging a strong work ethic and teaching children about the importance of responsibility, punctuality, and good customer service can help set them up for success in future jobs. |
