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10 Cool Skills Kids Can Learn And Monetize

 As parents, we often think about what skills our kids need to succeed. But what if they could start building real-world skills that might even bring in some money down the line? Teaching kids skills they can actually use to make a little extra money builds confidence, independence, and financial awareness. Here’s a list of some awesome skills that kids can learn today – and potentially monetize tomorrow!


1. Writing and Content Creation

Blogging: Starting a blog to share thoughts, reviews, or stories can grow over time. If they become popular, they can earn from ads, affiliate links, and sponsored content.

Freelance Writing: As they get older, platforms like Fiverr, Upwork, and writing apps can help them offer writing services.

Social Media Content Creation: Learning how to make short-form videos or posts that engage an audience can lead to brand deals or sponsorships.


2. Art and Graphic Design

Drawing and Illustration: Kids can start selling their artwork as digital downloads, on print-on-demand sites, or as commissioned work.

Graphic Design: Older kids and teens can use tools like Canva or Adobe Spark to create designs for small businesses or online content creators.


3. Coding and Game Development

App or Game Development: Learning to code games or apps can be a great source of revenue. Platforms like Scratch and Unity make it easier to start at a young age.

Web Design: Coding and designing simple websites is a valuable skill that can bring in clients as they grow older.


4. Video Editing and Filmmaking

YouTube Channel: Kids can start creating content around hobbies or skills, and as their channel grows, they can earn through ads and sponsorships.

Freelance Video Editing: They can offer their video editing skills for clients on platforms like Fiverr as they develop.


5. Public Speaking and Communication

Public Speaking Coaching: As they get older, kids with strong communication skills can offer public speaking classes or mentorship.

Podcasting: Kids can start a podcast, share insights, and eventually gain sponsors as they attract an audience.


6. Photography and Videography

Stock Photography: They can take photos and upload them to stock websites, where they can earn royalties for each download.

Event Photography: For older kids, capturing moments at events, even on a small scale, can be profitable.


7. Handmade Crafts and DIY Projects

Selling Crafts: Whether it’s jewelry, soap, or art pieces, platforms like Etsy or local markets are good options to sell.

DIY Kits or Tutorials: Older kids can create and sell DIY kits for other kids or share tutorial videos.


8. Social Media and Digital Marketing Skills

Managing Social Media: Teens can learn social media management and help small businesses build their online presence.

Influencer Marketing: If they build a social following, they can collaborate with brands to promote products.


9. Music or Performing Arts

Teaching Music Lessons: Once they’re proficient, kids can teach others to play an instrument.

Performing: From small gigs to online shows, kids can explore different platforms to earn from their talent.


10. Gaming

Streaming or YouTube Gaming: As they get older, they can live-stream games or share gameplay videos.

Competing in eSports: If they’re skilled in popular games, they can compete in tournaments that offer prize money.

Building these skills early can also foster confidence, independence, and creativity, opening up opportunities for them as they grow.


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