With 6 million American teens seeking traditional summer jobs, a growing number are opting for entrepreneurship, as 66%are considering starting businesses now. Research indicates that teens who work during summer not only earn higher wages in later years (14-16% more) but are also 7% more likely to graduate on time. Digital products, such as printable study guides and social media templates, provide excellent opportunities for these entrepreneurial teens, allowing them to leverage academic strengths while gaining experience that has long-term benefits beyond financial earnings.
Digital products have emerged as the perfect entry point, requiring minimal investment while teaching immediately marketable skills.
Those with summer work experience earn 14-16% higher wages in their twenties and are 7% more likely to graduate on time.
66% of teens aged 13-17 say they're likely to consider starting a business as adults-and many aren't waiting until graduation.
Platforms like Etsy offer straightforward marketplaces for these educational materials, making it easier for teens to monetize their skills.
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