Jobs, Chores and Money

Give your child some guidance before he leaps into a business risk.

Learn where young adults can look for jobs, and how they can get hired.

A new study shows that your teen may be risking her future with an afterschool job.

Should your teen take that summer job? Here are the tips and resources you need to help her make an informed decision.

There are many possible part-time jobs for young teenagers, but finding one can take persistence.

An expert recommends which courses a student should take in college if he aspires to become a news anchor.

An expert gives some advice on which college courses will help you become a sports agent.

Help a child to hold onto her dreams, but tend to the real world as well.

Part of your responsibility as a parent is to teach your child financial responsibility.

A mother is reluctant to let her 15-year-old take a summer job.

A mother asks whether it is reasonable to expect her 15-year-old to take a summer job.

Teens who begin working early in their adolescence learn firsthand the pride and sense of responsibility that paid work outside the home can bring.

Nearly every teen can benefit from job experience. But there are risks you must assess before your high schooler applies for a part-time job.

Help your child with an aptitude for natural observation skills match her talents to specific careers.

Help your child with an aptitude for intrapersonal skills match her talents to specific careers.

Interpersonal skills like communication and collaboration are important at school and the workforce. Explore popular interpersonal career options.

Help your child with an aptitude for music match her talents to specific careers.

Help your child with an aptitude for physical skills match her talents to specific careers.