Creative Ways for Teens to Make Money at Home (2)

 


1. Tutor

Based on your expertise, you could help tutor those in need of extra help. Create a profile on a freelancing platform or reach out to your local community. Tutor your favorite subjects: Writing, art, music, math, or science. Post your tutoring services on your social media accounts or create a profile on a freelance site like UpWork.

  • Time: Low to medium
  • Earnings: $10–$75 an hour
  • Extra tools: Video software

2. Pet Sit During Your Free Time

To make extra money and get your animal fix, pet sit during your free time or over the holidays. Apply to websites like Rover or Fetch! to connect with pet owners in your area. You’ll take care of the pet at your own home so you won’t have to worry about coordinating at someone else’s house. You could earn $15–90 an hour by watching your favorite furry friends.

  • Time: Medium to high
  • Earnings: $15–90 an hour
  • Extra tools: Camera or smartphone for pictures, a pet-friendly living arrangement

3
. Start a Podcast

For those that like to chat, start a podcast. Bring on your favorite guests or go solo to talk about subjects important to you. Start by picking out a name, creating a website, and brainstorm your first 10 episodes. Before starting, consider investing in a microphone, stand, and any other electronics needed.

  • Time: High
  • Earnings: $500–900 per episode per 10,000 downloads
  • Extra tools: Podcasting equipment, editing software

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