29 Ways Students Earn. Pick Yours.
From babysitting to snow shoveling, mother's helper to tech help, StudentGigs supports every kind of neighborhood gig a teen can do. Set your own rate. Work when you want.
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From babysitting to snow shoveling, mother's helper to tech help, StudentGigs supports every kind of neighborhood gig a teen can do. Set your own rate. Work when you want.
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Help younger students with homework and tough subjects.
Quick help finishing assignments and studying for tests.
Teach piano, guitar, voice, or whatever you play.
Coach younger athletes in the sport you play.
Watch kids while parents are out for the evening.
Help a parent around the house while they're home.
Walk neighborhood dogs on a schedule that works for you.
Bathe dogs at the owner's home or in the yard.
Feed and check on pets while owners are traveling.
Clean up yards for busy dog owners.
Scoop litter boxes for neighbors with cats.
Mow lawns one-off or on a regular schedule.
Rake and bag fallen leaves in the fall.
Pull weeds from flower beds, paths, and gardens.
Keep plants alive while neighbors are away.
Shape hedges and bushes with the tools provided.
Spread fresh mulch across garden beds.
Shovel driveways and walkways after a snowfall.
Wash and vacuum cars right in the driveway.
Rinse and disinfect trash bins for neighbors.
Help sort, box, and tidy cluttered garages.
Clean windows inside and out.
Roll trash bins to and from the curb on pickup day.
Set up TVs, printers, phones, and smart devices.
Set up tables, chairs, and decor before a party.
Serve, refill drinks, and help out during events.
Clean up after parties, events, and gatherings.
Hang holiday lights and decor, indoor or out.
Help younger students with homework and tough subjects.
Quick help finishing assignments and studying for tests.
Teach piano, guitar, voice, or whatever you play.
Coach younger athletes in the sport you play.
Watch kids while parents are out for the evening.
Help a parent around the house while they're home.
Walk neighborhood dogs on a schedule that works for you.
Bathe dogs at the owner's home or in the yard.
Feed and check on pets while owners are traveling.
Clean up yards for busy dog owners.
Scoop litter boxes for neighbors with cats.
Mow lawns one-off or on a regular schedule.
Rake and bag fallen leaves in the fall.
Pull weeds from flower beds, paths, and gardens.
Keep plants alive while neighbors are away.
Shape hedges and bushes with the tools provided.
Spread fresh mulch across garden beds.
Shovel driveways and walkways after a snowfall.
Wash and vacuum cars right in the driveway.
Rinse and disinfect trash bins for neighbors.
Help sort, box, and tidy cluttered garages.
Clean windows inside and out.
Roll trash bins to and from the curb on pickup day.
Set up TVs, printers, phones, and smart devices.
Set up tables, chairs, and decor before a party.
Serve, refill drinks, and help out during events.
Clean up after parties, events, and gatherings.
Hang holiday lights and decor, indoor or out.
Not every task fits neatly into one box. Here's how to figure it out.
Post in General Tasks and students will apply. You can always get more specific later.
General Tasks is the catch-all for anything students can safely do, errands, moving help, odd jobs.
Your skills are your edge. Walk dogs, coach soccer, tutor algebra, whatever you do well.