Kid's Overview

 

Our Jobs-For-Kids Program provides kids with the opportunity to gain work experience.  We know how difficult it is for kids to get jobs and gain valuable work experience. Our  jobs are for kids 8-17  who are interested in assuming responsibility, gaining work experience, building a resume and earning some money.  

Please take the time to read through all of the details about  this program on this web page. 

Three simple steps to find and apply for a job:

  1. Read through our How It Works page to understand what the jobs-for-kids program is all about. (experience and some money)

  2. Go to the job-postings to find a job that interests you. (pick a job)

  3. Go to How To Apply For A Job.  Please make sure you complete all of the questions for your job application and e-mail it to us. If you are under 13 years of age, have a parent approve your contact with us and your participation in our program. We will not respond to incomplete applications - please check your spelling and write using full sentences (apply via e-mail for a specific job)

These are unique jobs in that they are projects that can be done when and where you want to do them and in the safety and comfort of your home.  There are also longer term sales jobs. The jobs are relevant to kids, use skills kids have or skills we help kids develop. 

This program is about gaining experience, but we realize that money is also very important. Our program creates jobs for  kids and pays Kid's-Digital-Dollars, KDD.  Our sales jobs pay commissions of $U.S. & $CDN and or KDD.  The KDD can be used to further develop your business experience by launching a kid's business in www.kidse-marketplace.com or www.kidsbusinessfranchise.com .  Please, this is not just about the money, it is about gaining experience, developing skills and discovering your talents and interests. 

 Please note that it is the law that kids under 13 years of age require adult approval to contact us via e-mail. We encourage you to review this program with a parent to make sure it is right for you. We want your parents to be comfortable with our program.

We also have volunteer jobs in our career experience section and a number of training programs , a  caddie program and  book publishing program in our business encounters section.

This is what kids are saying about this program!

We have had thousands of kids participate in this program - please tell us how we can improve the program.  jobs@teachingkidsbusiness.com 

We have created our  jobs-for- kids program to:

 

  • create jobs for kids,

  • provide kids with experience in obtaining a  job,

  • help kids learn about assuming responsibility for a job and managing a job,

  • help kids develop job related skills,

  • help kids develop a résumé,

  • provide kids with KDD (money to use in www.kidse-marketplace.com  ) and opportunities to earn commissions in $U.S. and $CDN.

  • provide volunteer job experience to kids,

Check out our Job-For-Kids press release.

Why are we paying KDD  (Kid's-Digital-Dollars) for jobs:

  • we are not making money from the jobs we are giving to kids

  • we had to come up with a way to pay for work kids do,

  • we thought that  kid's jobs and a kid's currency would be kind of cool,

  • to reward kids for work they do which is just like adults that have jobs,

  • to let kids earn KDD to be used for seed capital to launch and develop  a  business in www.kidse-marketplace.com - which gives more kids the opportunity  to set-up a kid's  business with money they earn.

  • to provide kids with KDD to support kid's businesses in www.kidse-marketplace.com by purchasing kid's products from kids. 

Please consider our book "The Kids' Guide To Business" to help you learn about & experience business and prepare for your career. 

The Kids' Business e-store has been created to provide unique business related products for kids.

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