Teenagers can capitalize on rising earning potential, with summer jobs paying $15.68/hour. However, many are choosing entrepreneurship to gain flexibility, profits, and experience. The founder of WIT highlights the benefits of starting a business, noting that 66% of teens express entrepreneurial interest. Hands-on business experiences lead to improved future earnings and academic success. The article outlines accessible side hustles, such as pet sitting and dog walking, encouraging teens to start simple ventures that can yield substantial income and valuable skills.
With teen summer workers earning an average of $15.68 per hour, ambitious high schoolers are turning towards entrepreneurship, launching their own businesses for greater flexibility and profits.
High school students with summer entrepreneurship experience earn significantly higher wages and have a better likelihood of on-time graduation compared to their peers with traditional jobs.
66% of teens express interest in starting their own businesses. Creating opportunities through side hustles gives teens a competitive edge against traditional summer job seekers.
Simple side hustles like pet sitting and dog walking require minimal startup investment while offering a reliable income stream, with the potential to earn up to $5,000.
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