Part-time jobs can be brilliant, but they don’t always fit around GCSEs, A-levels, clubs, revision sessions or simply having a life. That’s why more young people in the UK are turning to micro-freelancing. Small, flexible paid tasks you can complete from home, on your laptop or phone, at times that suit you. Here’s a helpful…
If you’re looking for your first ever job, a paper round is one of the best starter jobs for teenagers you can get. It teaches real-world skills, gives you independence, and helps you earn your own money long before most teens even start thinking about work. Here’s why a paper round is worth considering. 1….
Turning 18 is a big milestone – not just in life, but also in the world of work. Once you reach your 18th birthday, almost all employment restrictions are lifted. That means you’re now eligible for the same jobs as adults, with the freedom to take on full-time roles, night shifts, and positions with more…
Turning 16 is a big milestone — and not just because of birthdays and sweet sixteens. Once you reach this age, your job options in the UK open up in a big way. You can legally work longer hours, take on more responsibility, and many employers are keen to hire 16-year-olds, especially once GCSEs are…
Getting your first job as a teenager can be exciting — it’s a chance to earn your own money, gain independence, and start building valuable skills. If you’re aged 13 to 15, there are strict rules around the type of work you can do. You’re only allowed to do “light work,” and your hours are…
Many teenagers want to start earning their own money. That might be because they’re saving up for something special, gaining independence, or building work experience for the future. But if you’re a teenager in the UK, the jobs you can do will depend on your age, as there are rules around hours and types of…
