babysitting company.About three years ago, Mintz, then 12, had some experience of working...美国中学生创办保姆公司。AS teenagers, we often ask for pocket money from our parents. But in the US, some ……

has her own babysitting company.About three years ago, Mintz, then 12, had some experience...15岁美国初中生办保姆公司。AS teenagers, we often ask for pocket money (零花钱) from our parents. But in the US ……

babysitting company (公司).About three years ago, Mintz, then 12, worked for some time as a babysitter. She...15岁美国女孩的创业路。TEENAGERS often ask for money from their parents. But in the US, some students work ……

studying during the school year.Having a part-time job is great for any US teenager. They get an idea...What do you do during your free time? Travel? Play with friends? In the US, teenagers over the age ……

.This standardization proved to be successful and more people came to us.The company now has more than 200... for a technology company after graduation in 2002 to get a clear idea of how a company operated.Then, after half ……

and I went to the company to look for jobs suitable for us. Upon entering the company, we were required to fill out forms for registration. And then, the staff there asked us to pay 82 yuan ……

for a company that sells a robot that cleans buildings. Fang has done surveys of potential customers... broken up into groups where they worked out complete business plans – everything from babysitting ……

.MoneyThe school prom is big business; the average prom costs parents over ￡200 per teenager. Not all families have money to spend on their teenager’s prom, of course. Some teenagers work part ……

, and even doing parkour (跑酷). But now, they can speak up.In a video from US robot developer Boston Dynamics, people can see its robot dog called Spot giving a tour of the company’s headquarters ……

be babysitting (照顾小孩), waiting tables or even working at a movie theater.But why do teens do this? Some want to have extra (额外的) money. Others want to start saving money for college because some US parents ……

学生学习照看小孩THE Norwell Middle School in Indiana, US, has a new class —babysitting(照看小孩) and how to help ……

and her friend earn _____.A. nothingB. 20 yuanC. 2 yuanD. $ 23. The story tells us that one can learn ……

disappointed when you refuse. Look at this as a chance to practice your babysitting skills... wears strange clothes and people stare at us. – I have an embarrassing aunt■ So what if your aunt ……

they make a wish.Lottery is one of the most popular forms of gambling in Britain, and winners can get... pence to the Government as a duty and 5 pence to the retailers. The operating company receives 4.5 ……

A US survey shows that as many as 64 percent of teenager drivers agree that listening to the music while driving is dangerous. But 46 percent of them still admit to using their music apps in the car ……