WORK FROM HOME

1. Upwork - This freelancing platform has a variety of entry-level gigs across fields like writing, virtual assistance, and customer support. You can filter for beginner jobs that match your skills. 2. Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) - Amazon’s MTurk offers small online tasks that don’t require experience, such as data entry, surveys, and categorization tasks. Pay varies per task, so you can pick and choose based on what fits your schedule. 3. Rev - Rev is a transcription and captioning platform that hires freelancers for audio transcription and video captioning. They have a skills test but don’t require prior experience, and you can set your own hours. 4. Appen - Appen offers various types of online micro-tasks, like search engine evaluation and data labeling. These jobs often don’t require experience and can be done from home. 5. Lionbridge - Similar to Appen, Lionbridge hires for roles like online evaluation, transcription, and data categorization. Many of their roles are flexible, part-time, and entry-level. 6. Fiverr - On Fiverr, you can list your services (even as a beginner) and offer skills like virtual assistance, basic graphic design, or social media management. 7. Indeed & LinkedIn - Both job sites have remote job filters, and you can find customer service, administrative support, and data entry positions that may not require much experience. 8. Cambly - Cambly hires native English speakers to help people practice conversational English. You don’t need teaching experience, just good English skills. 9. Clickworker - Clickworker offers micro-tasks like web research, surveys, and data categorization. They’re often quick tasks that require no specific experience. 10. Liveops - Liveops provides remote customer service jobs with flexible scheduling. Many positions don’t require prior experience, although strong communication skills are a plus.