What jobs can a 12 year old get?

There are limited job opportunities for 12 year olds due to child labor laws and restrictions on the types of work they can do. Some possible jobs for 12 year olds include:

1. Babysitting for family members or neighbors
2. Pet sitting or dog walking
3. Yard work or gardening for neighbors
4. Helping with household chores for family members
5. Tutoring younger students in a subject they excel in
6. Selling handmade crafts or products online or at local markets
7. Assisting at a family-owned business (with permission from parents and employer)
8. Volunteering at local organizations or charities

It's important to check with local laws and regulations regarding child labor before pursuing any job opportunities.

Legal Jobs for 12-Year-Olds in the United States:

Age 12 (in some states, 13)

- Babysitting or childcare (with parental consent)
- Pet sitting
- Yard work (mowing, raking, weeding)
- Car washing
- Cleaning houses (with parental consent)
- Delivering newspapers or flyers
- Helping at a local library or community center (volunteer)

Age 13

- Paperboy or papergirl
- Clerk in a small retail store
- Cashier at a fast-food restaurant
- Camp counselor in training (with parental consent)
- Tutoring other students (volunteer)

Age 14

- Receptionist or assistant in an office
- Busboy or waitress in a restaurant
- Bagging groceries at a supermarket
- Working at an amusement park or water park

Note:

- Child labor laws vary by state, so it's important to check local regulations before hiring or employing a 12-year-old.
- Supervised work is highly recommended for children under the age of 16.
- Jobs that involve hazardous machinery or activities are prohibited for minors.