Best online jobs for teens

The best online jobs for teens include content creators, freelance writers, and social media managers. Teens are actually able to gain a great amount of experience and skills with online jobs today. Many of these roles act as an excellent foundation for your future career in whatever industry you choose. Here are the ten best online jobs for teens:

1. Content Creator (YouTube, Blogging, Social Media)

2. Freelance Writer (Websites, Blogs, Local Businesses)

3. Social Media Manager

   Average Salary: $70,287

   Social media managers are responsible for representing the company's business through social media channels. They help the company grow by enhancing its presence via social networks. Primarily, they need to implement marketing plans and identify their target clients and create a content schedule. Their duties include implementing and strategizing digital marketing campaigns. They support the development of brand identity and promotional strategies. Candidates for the job must be excellent in communication skills, have in-depth knowledge of how social platforms work, and easily understand the target audience.

4. Virtual Assistant

   Average Salary: $39,915

   Virtual Assistants are remote workers who work with clients that need assistance. They usually do administrative or clerical activities such as managing soft copies of a document, writing e-mail correspondences, managing calendars, scheduling appointments, and other activities. They manage the e-mail of their clients and respond to inquiries and other messages. They also manage phone calls by answering calls, taking messages, and dialing for their clients. Virtual Assistants may also be asked to handle travel-related tasks of their clients, such as creating itineraries, booking flights, and booking hotels.

5. Online Tutor

   Average Salary: $30,886

   An online tutor is responsible for teaching students on their academic needs through virtual learning processes. Online tutors assist the students' learning progress through visual communication, sending them online resources, and utilizing educational materials such as boards, documents, and visual presentations depending on the course content. They also identify the students' strengths and weaknesses and strategize or adjust learning techniques to address those difficulties. An online tutor should have excellent technology and communication skills, especially to resolving system issues that may delay learning deliveries.

6. Survey Taker

7. Graphic Designer

   Average Salary: $49,450

   Graphic designers are visual communicators who create graphic ideas to deliver a message through art and images which inspire, inform, and motivate consumers with the use of computer software, especially Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign or by hand. They have the ability to design stunning illustrations that are easily understood, even without a lot of thinking or based on the demand of their clients. It is very crucial to them as well to be flexible and to stay on top of the design trends. They create websites, posters, packaging, logos, advertising, and marketing materials, depending on the nature of the business.

8. E-commerce Mini-Store Owner

9. Video Editor

   Average Salary: $51,131

   A video editor edits and assembles recorded raw material into a finished product for broadcasting. Video editors manipulate and edit film pieces to become visible to the audience. They brief to learn the specifications and needs of the production team. The skills necessary to become a video editor include attention to detail, knowledge of mass media communication and production, and the right use of initiative. Also, editors are expected to open-minded, flexible, and work well with others.

10. Data Entry