Early birds are always extra energetic and extra confident, who make up their mind that they want to achieve first and prove the world.
Also, there are teenagers who want to make some extra pocket money and help their family with their intelligence and skills.
However, some teenagers want to free themselves from the burden of the educational loan and want to work hard to repay it as soon as possible.
Here are five business ideas, teenage edupreneurs can use to start making extra pocket money for themselves:
Tutorial:
According to Global Industry Analysts, the global private tutoring market is projected to surpass $102.8 billion by 2018. The mentoring industry existing in India has had a record growth of almost 35% in the last five-six years.
The competition in the education field has out passed the fight for survival, this forever growing anxiety of children as well as their parents, have let a space, for the private tutorials to grow their business.
Open e-library/ e-book:
TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global E-book market to grow at a CAGR of 17.40 percent over the period 2014-2019.
The e-book has opened gates of opportunities for owners of e-library and e-book clubs because knowledge knows no limit and a teenager can run it better than an older person because he/she knows what his generation is reading and how trends work.
Video-blogger:
When there are people who pay for written content, there are people who also pay for videos as well. Moreover, on YouTube, one can educational video blogging and get paid for.
From travel to explaining difficult portions of course books and simplifying or translating educational books for people in need can turn out lucrative.
Notes and Tutorial Supplier:
Not all students have equal intelligence to understand all subjects equally, which is why notes, tutorials, and subject matters can be simplified and broken down for better understanding. If you are looking for a business where you can either utilize your subject knowledge or accumulate subject matter experts while earning extra bucks at the same time.
Start a Poetry/Prose/Drama Club
Some students grow up to become good writers, authors, poets, actors, doctors and scientists, who need a lot of books other than their course books to read.
Start a poetry/prose/drama club and encourage those students to join the clubs, show their talents and further hone their skills to come out as productive citizens, while you can start your business from then on.
