When I’ve done part-time remote work in the past I’ve loved the flexibility it offers.
Especially the unique blend of work-life balance and the opportunity to pursue a career that fits into your schedule, without the constraints of a nine-to-five office job.
This kind of arrangement can be ideal if you’re balancing other life commitments, such as studying, caring for family members, or working on your own projects.
Below are some of the best part time remote roles and resources available to make the journey easier and give you the best chance of success.
Finding Part Time Remote Jobs
Knowing where to look and approaching your search with a clear idea of what you’re looking for can save you hours, simplify the process and lead to a higher success rate.
Identifying Opportunities
When searching for part time remote jobs, consider your skills and interests that align with roles that suit you best.
Various industries now offer remote positions, from customer service, marketing, IT, web development, design all the way through to virtual nursing.
Entry-level opportunities are plentiful too, such as online data entry jobs and virtual assistant jobs, allowing you to kickstart your career from the comfort of your home.
Popular Part Time Remote Jobs and Salaries
| Job Title | Required Skills | Average Salary |
| Customer Service Representative | Communication, Problem Solving | $18/hr |
| Graphic Designer | Creativity, Adobe Creative Suite | $28/hr |
| Software Developer | Programming, Technical Troubleshooting | $38/hr |
| Virtual Nurse | Medical Knowledge, Communication | $38/hr |
| Medical Coder | Attention to Detail, Familiarity with ICD-10 | $27/hr |
| Online Surveys | Attention to detail, time management | Varies |
| Sales Representative | Sales Strategy, Customer Relationship | $29/hr |
| Translator | Second Language Skills | $31/hr |
| Data Entry Specialist | Typing, Data Management | $20/hr |
| Video Editor | Creativity, Attention to Detail | $27/hr |
| Online Tutor | Subject Expertise, Instructional Skills | $29/hr |
| Virtual Assistant | Multitasking, Administrative Skills | $27/hr |
| Content Writer | Research, SEO Awareness | $26/hr |
Job Platforms
Using reputable job platforms and avoiding those which list illegitimate or scam postings will save you a lot of time in your search
Here are a few of the top platforms for finding remote work, which post genuine roles with great filtering options to help you hone in on your ideal job:
Thriving In A Remote Work Environment
For most remote roles, you need to focus on a certain set of skills to thrive.
Whereas a Bachelor’s/Master’s degree or vocational experience might be required for some roles, you can help yourself stand out by highlighting and developing soft skills that make you well equipped to remote work such as:
Work-Life Balance And Benefits
One of the most attractive aspects of part-time remote work is the potential for a favorable work/life balance.
Many remote roles, even those in bustling tech hubs like Austin, TX, offer flexible schedules which allow you to integrate work seamlessly into your lifestyle.
Benefits in remote jobs can be substantial and sometimes include perks like unlimited time off, which is an emerging trend in companies emphasizing fair and equal employment opportunity.
Perks to keep an eye out for in listings include:
Part-Time Job Interview Preparation
To stand the best chance of landing a part-time remote job, make sure you are well prepared for interviews and cater your application to the unique elements of the role and business at every stage to help yourself stand out.
Interview Preparation Checklist
Free interview checklist to help you stand out from the competition
These resources are available to give you an advantage over the competition:
- Comprehensive Interview Checklist
- How To Follow Up On A Job Application
- Must Know Zoom Interview Tips
- Common Interview Questions & Answers
- The Best Questions To Ask At The End Of An Interview
- How To Follow Up After An Interview
Good luck!
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James Waite
Founder of Remoteopia, James has worked in remote roles for 6 years. After a stint in recruitment, he now works as a director of website strategy in tech.
