DD is 16, in Y12.
In the summer she got a job in a local cafe, just Sundays 10am-4pm, 8.50 an hour. She got all 8s/9s in her GCSEs so in her chosen A-Level subjects and maths her teacher suggested she starts tutoring so she does, £25 an hour, currently she gets home Sunday at 4.30, chills for a little, then goes out and tutors from 6-8, home eats, and all that then chats to her boyfriend in the phone for a while and sleeps around 11. On a Tuesday she tutors from 5-6 and again 6-7. She also plays tennis, so some time a week is spent on tennis and obviously studying etc.
Saturdays she mainly spends with her boyfriend or boyfriend and friends, but she does try to get studying in too. Then in the week she studies one night per subject (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday) on top of any daily home work/reading.
She's studying English Lit, French and History at A-Level (wants to study law).
Now DD has been offered another 2 hours tutoring in French (her best subject by far, she's effectively fluent), she says she thinks she can fit it in. I think 10 hours work, socialising, tennis, school and studying is already a lot. I've suggested if she wanted she could give up the cafe job, just tutor. She plays piano too and I have some friends with younger kids who would pay her to tutor piano, or even tennis. She's worried that she won't make anything in summer as no one goes to lessons then, where as the cafe would probably offer extra hours.
DD loves making money so it's hard to negotiate this with her.
AIBU to think she's already doing too much and something needs to be dropped?
She doesn't spend much of her money but is saving pretty hard for things she wants.