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15 Legitimate Work From Home Jobs For Moms: Make $2000+ a Month NOW!

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15 Legitimate Work at Home Jobs for Moms



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This doesn’t have to be YOU!

Everyone loves money! If you’re looking for extra cash, we’ve done everything for you aside from writing you the check.

Typically, finding a legitimate work from home job is hard.

There’s no doubt about it, work at home scams are rampant!

More…

You’ve seen it- “Stuff envelopes from home and make $5,000 a month!” (Puh-lease!)

 People only fall for it because they want to believe it. They still believe it even after having to PAY for the ‘opportunity’ to stuff envelopes!

Poor suckers.

What’s the good news?

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You CAN start making extra cash with a legitimate at-home job!

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Here I will show you 15 REAL jobs that can start making you cash TODAY.

But First, Let’s Consider A Few Things

  • Many of these positions are on a contract basis. This means YOU are responsible for ALL taxes. You get no benefits when you’re a contractor.
  • As a contractor, you will make less per hour. If you earn $20/hr as an employee, you don’t have to pay self-employment taxes on that $20. Throw employee benefits into the mix and an employee’s actual hourly rate can be much higher than a contractor’s $20/hr.
  • Some companies do hire employees. No tax worries and usually some benefits.
  • You won’t get rich from these jobs. So what? Everyone loves extra spending cash!

Here Are Your 15 Legit Work At Home Jobs:

You’re probably wondering:

“What’s the secret to finding a legit at home job?”

The answer: there ISN’T one now that you found this page!

Simply find a job below that you qualify for and find interesting, and then follow the directions.

We’ve even provided companies who hire for the jobs so you don’t have to search for them. So what are you waiting for??

Here are 15 legit work at home jobs just for you. Click on a button below to jump to a job, or simply scroll down past them to see all of the jobs.

1. Online Juror

2. Test Scorer

3. Virtual Assistant

4. Customer Service

5. Technical Support

6. Medical Transcription

7. Online Tutor

8. Online Teacher

9. Teach English

10. Sell on Etsy

11. Online Bookkeeper

12. Document Translation

13. Interpreter

14. Website/App Tester

15. Rent a Room

1. Love That Judge Judy? Become An Online Juror!

Did you know that this job even existed?

ME EITHER!

You can get paid to pass judgment on your fellow citizens as a juror on a mock trial.

Here’s what h​appens: 

Sit on your favorite couch eating bonbons. Judge the case on your laptop. Get paid for it!

I’ll be honest, income is going to be sporadic, so don’t count on this as a “real” job.

It’s a way to indulge in judging others ‘guilt-free’. AND you get paid for it.

You will be one of 25 to 50 online jurors. You are presented with the facts of the case.

Then you charge them as innocent or guilty. Each case usually takes about 20-60 minutes to review.

Pay ranges from $5 to $60 per mock trial, depending on the company and the length of the case.

Requirements:

  • Cannot be an active attorney, work for one, live with one, or be related to one.
  • No Felonies.
  • Have good moral character.
  • Be of sound mind.
  • Must be a US Citizen.
  • Must be over 18 years old.

If You Qualify, Start Today By:

  1. Making sure you meet the qualifications at the website(s) where you wish to become a prospective online juror.
  2. Accurately fill out the online application for each web site you wish to be considered for. The more websites you apply to, the more potential income you’ll get.
  3. Sign up for a PayPal account (free) if you don’t already have one. Some of the companies listed below use PayPal to reimburse you for your time.
  4. Follow the jury instructions that you receive via email if you are chosen for a case.

Companies (All are independent contractor positions)

  1. Online Verdict
  2. eJury
  3. Jury Talk
  4. Jury Test
  5. Virtual Jury

 

2. Type A Personality? Like To Do Things By The Book? Become An At Home Test Scorer.

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Thanks to the U.S.’s standardized testing, there are opportunities to grade grammar school tests.

Scoring guidelines are strict, so you can’t be subjective.

Burnout is not uncommon with this job. Still, it might be right up your alley.

Wages start at $10-12 per hour (with paid training).

That’s far from stellar, but you have the potential to earn bonuses.

These are seasonal, part-time positions. Availability will fluctuate.

Requirements:

  • Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree from an Accredited College or University.
  • Teaching experience is preferred.
  • Be eligible to work in the United States.
  • Possess basic computer skills.
  • Access to a home or office computer that meets the requirements listed in the job description.
  • Have the ability to maintain a confidential work environment.
  • Have the availability to work a minimum number of hours per week (typically around 30).

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Applying online to the company(ies) listed below that strike your fancy.
  2. Answer a series of questions related to the position you are applying for.
  3. Go through training (if hired) and pass certification exams.
  4. You might be required to pass qualifying tests before starting a new scoring project.

Companies (all are employee positions)

  1. Educational Testing Service (ETS)
  2. Pearson Educational Measurement (Pearson)
  3. Measurement Incorporated

Resources:

 

3. Like To Feel Important? Become A Virtual Assistant (VA).

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Ladieeeees… you never know who you might be ‘assisting’!

You hate people.

You hate helping people.

You want everyone to be miserable. Then this is not the job for you! Otherwise, read on…

If you’re the opposite of this and you have experience working as an administrative assistant, you could well work from home as a virtual assistant (VA).

What does the job entail?

Anything. You might make their travel plans, run their social media accounts, maintain their executive calendars, as well as assist with their projects.

You will be the main point of contact for your assigned clients and must be familiar with all of your client’s needs and preferences.

Learn what Zirtual (a leading virtual assistant agency) advertises their VA’s do: What We Do

According to PayScale, the average salary for a Virtual Assistant in the US is just under $16 per hour. Starting rate for a VA position is normally $11-13 per hour.

Requirements:

  • You must have the required administrative assistant experience. At a bare minimum, this means 6-12 months, though some companies require up to 5 years experience.
  • Bachelor’s degree is preferred by some companies.
  • You should have a reliable phone, computer and Internet service.
  • Have a distraction-free workspace at home.
  • Must be available during the work week (Monday thru Friday, normal business hours) and be willing to work at least 5 hours a week.
  • Have good English, organizational, computer/Internet skills.
  • Have great verbal and written communication skills.
  • Be self-motivated with the ability to organize and prioritize tasks.
  • Have excellent attention to detail and be able to comprehend difficult tasks.
  • Must be familiar with major software suites/programs.
  • Be able to type 50+ words per minute.
  • Be able to pass a background check and have references.
  • Meet any other requirements that are listed for the particular job you are applying for (see below for companies that place VAs).

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Decide if you want to work for a company that offers virtual assistant services or if you want to find a virtual assistant job on your own (Both types listed below).
  2. Follow the application process for the position you are interested in.
  3. If required, complete the skills test.
  4. Knock it out of the park during the interview.

Companies:

All of the companies listed below are either looking for US-based virtual assistants, or have listings for US-based virtual assistant positions. Generally VA’s work as independent contractors.

Companies that provide VA jobs:

  1. Zirtual
  2. eaHELP
  3. Time etc
  4. Red Butler

VA job listings:

  1. Virtual Office Temps to list your VA services and to apply for available positions.
  2. Assistant Match

Prescreened VA jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. Virtual Assistants
  2. FlexJobs
  3. Virtual Vocations
  4. Hire My Mom

Resources:

 

4. Got The Gift Of Gab? Talk And Help Others By Working At A Customer Service Call Center.

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What if there was a job where you could gab on the phone all day while the kids are at school?

I have good news. There is!!!!

It’s called ‘be a customer service call center agent’.

Positions include anything from customer service to taking orders to fielding healthcare calls.

You can work year-round or part-time.

There are opportunities to work for a variety of different companies that contract with the different call center providers, but you most likely be working for one client at a time.

It gets even better:

You receive paid training!

However, the pay isn’t great at some companies with rates starting around $9 per hour.

Make sure you fully understand the pay rate and whether you are an employee or a contractor before applying for your dream job below.

Requirements:

  • Fairly current Windows computer. (For most companies, a Mac won’t work.)
  • Reliable, high-speed Internet connection.
  • Telephone line and headset.
  • Comfortable, quiet home office environment.
  • Be able to pass a credit check (required by some companies).

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Visiting the companies below to see what positions are available and what the specific job requirements are.
  2. Apply online for the position you are interested in and are qualified for.
  3. May be required to take an online job assessment.
  4. If you are qualified, you will most likely be interviewed by phone. Some companies start with a group interview where you learn more about the company/position and explore if you are right for the job.

Companies:

The following companies are called business process outsourcing (BPO) firms. They provide call center services to other companies via home-based remote agents.

  1. SYKES Home (Alpine Access) – You are an employee.
  2. Alorica at Home – You are an employee.
  3. Sitel – You are an employee.
  4. Windy City Call Center – You are an employee.
  5. LiveOps – You are an independent contractor.
  6. Accolade Support – You are an independent contractor
  7. NexRep – You are an independent contractor.

The following are a small sampling of companies who direct hire employees for customer service at home jobs.

  1. Amazon – They offer season, full-time customer service jobs. You must be located in specific states.
  2. Kelly Services – Occasionally hire for the position of Contact Center Agents.

Prescreened call center jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations
  3. Hire My Mom

Resources:

 

5. Tech Support Call Center Agent: Exercise Your Troubleshooting And Logic Skills!

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Is this YOU?

You are a type A personality, good at seeing things in a structured, orderly manner. You love technology.

People come to you when something goes wrong with their computer and you don’t mind being on the phone. You are very patient.

If so, this job is right up your alley!

Imagine getting paid to troubleshoot and fix customer issues for other people. Being the hero- that’s what makes you feel supreme, right? Perfect!

Employers can range from computer companies to cable TV providers, as well as many other technology related businesses.

Most of the time, part, and full-time positions are available, with paid training. Positions are commonly entry level with the ability to move up with experience.

Requirements:

  • Many positions require previous customer service experience.
  • Access to a fairly current Windows or Mac computer (this is position dependent, but most require Windows computer).
  • A reliable, high-speed Internet connection.
  • A telephone line and headset.
  • Have a comfortable, quiet home office environment.
  • Possess excellent written and oral communication skills including the ability to give technical directions to inexperienced users.
  • Be able to effectively resolve customer issue in a timely manner.
  • Have the ability to keep up with standards determined by the company/client.
  • Have the necessary skills to resolve customer requests by investigating problems, and come up with answers. You may also have to recommend additional products and/or services relevant to an individual customer’s situation.
  • Previous customer service and/or sales experience is always a plus.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Visiting one of the companies below to see what positions are available and what the job requirements are.
  2. Apply online for the position you are interested in.
  3. You may be required to take an online job assessment that sees if you are a good fit for the job.
  4. If you are qualified, you will likely be interviewed by phone.

Companies:

The following companies are called business process outsourcing (BPO) firms. They provide call center services to other companies via home-based remote agents.

  1. Support.com – You are an employee.
  2. Southerland CloudSource – You are an employee.
  3. Transcom – You are an employee.
  4. TeleNetwork – You are an employee.
  5. Kelly Service (KellyConnect) – You are an employee.
  6. Direct Interactions – You are an independent contractor.

Here is one example of a company that hires directly for technical support at home jobs. You are hired as an employee.

  1. Apple at Home Advisor

Prescreened call center jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations

Resources:

 

6. Medical Transcription From Home: Put Your Medical Knowledge/Experience To Work.

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You might think to yourself:

“But it’s been so long since I did ‘X’ job, they won’t want to hire me!”

Quit talking yourself out of trying this!

If you have experience in the medical field, are fluent in medical terminology, and have transcription experience/skills, you could become an at-home medical transcriptionist.

Now, most positions require prior experience in the field, so this isn’t exactly an entry-level position.

But if you have the experience and enjoy trying to figure out what in the heck medical professionals are saying, this might just be right for you.

Requirements:

  • Experience in a hospital/clinical or medical transcription environment. 2+ years experience is a common requirement.
  • Understand medical terminology, treatments, anatomy, etc much better than the average human. In other words, be fluent in the stuff.
  • Have good hearing and be a great listener. You will be listening to recordings made by medical professionals that have accents, mumble, in a noisy environment, and any other combination of crappy situations you can think of.
  • Be able to type accurately and quickly while listening to recorded conversations without changing the meaning of the recorded words.
  • Have great grammar and mastery of the English language.
  • Have a reliable, high-speed Internet connection.
  • Be proficient in the use of Microsoft Word.

If you don’t have the required amount of medical transcription experience and are able to work in a hospital setting to get it (either full or part-time), consider investigating an entry level position with Scribe America, Elite Medical Scribes, or PhysAssist.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Visiting one of the companies below to see what positions are available and what the job requirements are.
  2. Apply online for the position you are interested in.
  3. You most likely will be required to complete a medical language/terminology test and a typing test.

Companies:

  1. Nuance Transcription Services – You are an employee.
  2. iMedX – You are an employee.
  3. StenoMed – You are an independent contractor.
  4. Fast Chart – You are an independent contractor.
  5. Athreon – You are an independent contractor.

Prescreened medical transcription jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations

Resources:

 

7. Think You Know Something About A Subject? Become An Online Tutor.

Check this out:

People need help learning stuff. That’s why tutors are needed.

All types of students need it:

  • Grade Schoolers
  • Nurses in training
  • Accountant students
  • Spanish students
  • Photography students and more

Surely you know SOMETHING about a few subjects.

You might think to yourself: “Well I know SOME but I am not a professional.”

And???

There is always someone out there that knows less than you do about a given subject. That’s all it takes, really!

Some jobs require you to have a post-graduate degree or a certificate. Still, you can offer your services on Craigslist or Reddit and surely you will find someone you can help.

student on computer

It can be full-time or part-time. Some companies schedule tutoring times in advance, so you cannot just work when you want to.

With this type of tutoring company, students normally keep the same tutor for each subject, so you need to be available consistently.

Other companies provide on-demand tutoring, so you can work when you want, but then you may not get consistent work.

Most tutoring takes place during evening hours. Your hours really depend on the company or individual you tutor for.

Some companies require you to be consistent with your availability – you cannot just float in and out and work when you want. Others allow you more flexibility, but students often pre-schedule tutoring times so the schedule is set in advance (a week+ out).

Requirements:

  • Possibly hold a postgraduate degree.
  • Teaching experience/certification preferred but not required by all tutoring companies.
  • Be an expert in your subject.
  • Be eligible to work in the U.S. or Canada.
  • Be available to tutor at least five hours per week. Some companies want a minimum of 4 hours a day.
  • Possess strong oral and written English communication skills.
  • Have a computer with a headset.
  • Have a reliable, high-speed Internet connection.
  • Be able to clearly communicate subject matter in a way that allows students to learn.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Checking out the tutoring companies below to find one that might be a good fit for you.
  2. Make sure you fit the minimum requirements both in degrees/experience and computer hardware.
  3. Apply for the tutoring position(s) you are interested in.
  4. Take a subject exam to make sure you really do know your stuff. The more subjects you pass subject exams in, the more valuable you are as a tutor.
  5. Participate in a mock tutoring session.
  6. Pass a background check.
  7. If everything’s a go, start tutoring and making money!

Companies (All are independent contractor positions)

  1. Tutor.com
  2. TutorVista
  3. Chegg Tutors
  4. WebWiseTutors
  5. Skooli

Prescreened tutoring jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations

Resources:

 

8. Online Teacher: If You Taught In “Real Life”, You’ve Got This!

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Thanks to technology, you no longer have to be staring into the whites of your student’s eyes in order to impart your vast knowledge on them.

You can teach them from a distance!

There are online teaching opportunities for K-12 students as well as for college level courses.

Prior teaching experience is usually required, though with the right combination of education and experience you might be eligible.

Requirements:

  • Master’s or doctoral degree in the subject matter you want to teach.
  • Teaching degree/certification wouldn’t hurt.
  • Knowledge of teaching theory and practices.
  • Ability to develop and maintain a curriculum and assessment in an online environment.
  • Exceptional ability to assess learning through feedback, coaching, and interpersonal skills.
  • Experience with online instruction is a plus.
  • Understand how to use technology for teaching and learning in an online environment.
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills.
  • Have a computer with headphones and a microphone.
  • Reliable, high-speed Internet connection.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. View openings with below institutions for a teaching position you are interested in.
  2. Review course descriptions to make sure you understand what you are getting yourself into.
  3. Complete the online instructor application process as outlined by the institution you are applying for.
  4. If you get this far, your college transcripts will be requested.
  5. You will have to undergo a background check if you are a chosen one.

Institutions (You are either an employee or independent contractor)

K-12:

  1. Connections Academy
  2. K12

Colleges/Universities:

  1. Western Governors University
  2. University of Maryland University College
  3. American Public University System
  4. Southern New Hampshire University
  5. Capella
  6. Kaplan
  7. University of Phoenix

Online Education Jobs board (free):

  1. HigherEdJobs
  2. Teachers-Teachers.com

Prescreened online teacher jobs (subscription based – no bidding for jobs required):

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations

Resources:

 

9. Teach English (Or Another Language) Online And Keep Your Own Skills Sharp.

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Know English? We need you. Really.

Teach a language online in a group setting (small class sizes) or on a one-to-one basis.

Requirements:

  • Are eligible to work in the U.S. or Canada.
  • Have a college degree (preferably in education).
  • Having a teaching certificate (TEFL, etc – see Resources section below) is required/preferred by most companies.
  • Prior teaching experience is a plus. Extra credit if you’ve taught languages before.
  • Be a native speaker of the language you would like to teach.
  • Excellent written and spoken communication skills.
  • Have a talent for motivating people.
  • Must love to teach.
  • Have a computer with headphones and a microphone.
  • Reliable, high-speed Internet connection.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Look at open positions with below companies and find one that interests you.
  2. Make sure you meet the minimum requirements outlined in the position you are applying for.
  3. Apply for the job using the method described in the job description.
  4. You most likely will have a preliminary interview (phone/Skype).
  5. You will undergo online training.
  6. You will undergo an orientation process to learn the company way of teaching.

Companies (Most are independent contractor positions)

  1. Learnlight
  2. Rosetta Stone
  3. Tutor.com
  4. Chegg Tutors
  5. Education First

Websites/companies that allow you to set your own rates:

  1. Verbalplanet
  2. Verbling
  3. Italki

Resources:

 

10. Do You Make Cool Stuff? (Or Have A Lot Of Cool Stuff) Sell That Stuff On Etsy!

 

crafts 2Here’s the deal:

Etsy is a great concept – you can sell your handmade goods to a worldwide audience – but like many great concepts, it’s harder to pull off than you might think.

Yet there are many, many sellers who are making a living selling via an online marketplace such as Etsy.

If you’ve sold anything on eBay then you are familiar with how selling on Etsy works.

Here’s how it works:

You pay a small listing fee to put items up for your Etsy shop and a small transaction fee when you sell items.

Etsy originally started out as a place to sell only handmade items but have branched out to selling mass market items, so you can really sell anything!

Start today by:

Learning the scoop straight from the horse’s mouth might be a good place to start:

Basic Steps:

Resources:

 

11. Good With Numbers? Become A Bookkeeper/Accountant At Home.

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There was a time when being a bookkeeper meant you had to work in cubicle hell, crunching numbers all day while staring at carpeted chest high walls that define your space.

Not anymore.

(You can imagine why the description of an accountant is usually a stuffy, uptight person.)

Thanks to modern technology, if you’re good at numbers you can crunch away in the comfort of your home.

Many remote accounting companies are looking for people with bookkeeping experience and, depending on the position, are looking for individuals who are a CPA (Certified Public Accountant).

But you don’t HAVE to have experience.

“Wait, what?”

Yup, read #4 below in the “If You Qualify” section for more about that.

Requirements:

  • Some companies require a degree in accounting or finance.
  • Experience as a bookkeeper. (See #4 of the “If you qualify” section below if you have no experience.)
  • Experience with accounting software (QuickBooks).
  • Ability to handle multiple accounts at the same time.
  • Be decisive and work well under pressure.
  • Have strong analytical skills and excellent attention to detail.
  • Possess great verbal and written communication skills.
  • Be independent, a self-starter, and a team player. (I know, sounds cheesy.)
  • Have a computer.
  • Access to a reliable, high-speed Internet connection.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. If you have prior accounting experience or are a CPA, check out one of the companies listed below for any positions you are interested in.
  2. If you have zero accounting experience, do not fret! You can get the training needed by visiting the links listed under “Resources” below.
  3. Once you have located the position you are interested, follow the application steps outlined in the job description.
  4. If you are a rockstar (and who isn’t?) consider Starting a Bookkeeping Business from Home with No Experience.

Companies:

  1. AccountingDepartment.com – You are an employee.
  2. HPC CPA – You are an employee.
  3. BIDaWIZ – If you are a CPA or Enrolled Agent, you can become an “expert” and bid on jobs.

Prescreened remote bookkeeping jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations
  3. Hire My Mom

Resources:

 

12. Parla Italiano? Parlez-vous Français? Get Paid Doing Online Document Translation.

George Clooney
Is George Clooney Italian? Can he speak Italian? Who knows? Who CARES? Just look at him. : )

Speak English/Spanish/Italian/German/etc?

Then consider working at home as a document translator.

In case you didn’t know, a translator converts written words from one language to another.

It gets better:

If you are fluent in a more difficult language, then you most likely will be paid more!

It’s true, most of these positions require experience, so if you don’t have any, start out freelancing or find an entry-level position.

Requirements:

  • Be a native speaker of the language you are translating from. Example, speak Russian natively so you can translate from Russian to English.
  • Have a working knowledge of English so you can clearly and precisely translate from your native language to English.
  • Be reliable and consistent. Produce quality translations in a timely fashion.
  • Many companies require a couple of years of translation experience. If you don’t have this, consider working for a company such as Unbabel, Gengo or VerbalizeIt who have less strict requirements (but most likely will pay less).
  • Access to a reliable, high-speed Internet connection.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Finding a position you want to apply for from the list below.
  2. Read and understand the requirements of the position.
  3. Take any necessary tests required to prove your fluency.
  4. Provide any relevant certifications (if you have them).

Companies (all are independent contractor positions):

  1. Babbletype
  2. Lingosaur
  3. TranslateMedia
  4. Responsive Translation
  5. Acclaro
  6. FBI (yes, them)
  7. One Hour Translation
  8. Transperfect
  9. Translation Services USA
  10. Ulatus
  11. Unbabel
  12. Gengo
  13. VerbalizeIt

Prescreened translation jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations

Resources:

 

13. Speak Multiple Languages? Like To Eavesdrop On Conversations? Be An Interpreter.

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Can you think on your feet?

An interpreter provides real-time translation from one language to another.

Positions are available for both in-person (not extremely practical if you want to work from home) and via phone.

Requirements:

  • High school diploma or general education degree (GED).
  • Speak 2 or more languages (duh!), usually with one being English.
  • Have an excellent command of English and one (or more) secondary languages so that you can quickly and accurately provide on the fly translation services.
  • Be committed to providing superior customer service.
  • Have a dedicated landline phone (as opposed to just a cell phone).
  • Some positions require prior translation experience.
  • Have good attention, analytical and memory skills.
  • Must have good cultural awareness.
  • Have knowledge of subject matter if doing specialized interpretation.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Be fluent in multiple languages, one of which is usually English.
  2. Find a position you want to apply for from the list below.
  3. Read and understand the requirements of the position.
  4. Take any necessary tests required to prove your fluency.
  5. You may be required to undergo a background check.

Companies:

  1. Stratus – you are an employee.
  2. Live Document Translation – you are an independent contractor.
  3. LanguageLine Solutions – offer both contractor and employee positions.
  4. Optimal Phone Interpreters – you are an independent contractor.
  5. Certified Languages International – you are an independent contractor.

Prescreened interpreter jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. FlexJobs
  2. Virtual Vocations

Resources:

 

14. Like To Mess Around Online To Pass The Time? Do You Like To Pass Judgment? Perfect- Get Paid To Surf The Internet By Testing Websites Or Apps!

Hey, we all do it!

We make judgments about EVERYTHING we come across. It’s human nature.

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Can you get paid to do it? You bet your behind you can!

Website developers often get their sites ‘tested’ by real-time participants. It’s pretty easy- you use the website and ‘talk’ about it as you use it. This lets the developer know what you do and don’t like about it.

What’s the nicest thing about this job?

It doesn’t require a freaking degree!!

Turn your web surfing ability into hardcore cash!

Simply try it out and bam- you have some spending money. It’s easy! Dare I say it might even be enjoyable? Just about anyone can do it.

Other than having basic computer equipment, and being of voting age, there are really no requirements.

Sign up for more than one testing company and see if you can make more than the $200/month average.

What’s the going rate?

About $10 per test. Most companies pay via PayPal.

Some companies offer immediate testing of a website or app. In other words, once you are notified of a test that meets your demographics, you test immediately. Other companies set up a time to test via Skype. These types of tests generally run longer, but you get paid more (but testing opportunities come up less often).

Requirements:

  • Be at least 18 years old.
  • Able to vocalize (in English) what your thoughts are about the website/app you are testing.
  • Have a PC or Mac with the current operating system.
  • Internet connection (high-speed preferred).Computer microphone.
  • Webcam (required by some testing companies).
  • iOS or Android mobile device(s) if you wish to do mobile app testing.
  • A quiet place to do the testing.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Visit one of the companies below to see what type of testing is available and what the requirements are.
  2. Take a short sample test.
  3. Fill out demographic information.
  4. Start testing!

Companies (You are an independent contractor for all the below companies)

  1. UserTesting.com
  2. TestingTime
  3. Userlytics
  4. What Users Do
  5. UserZoom
  6. Ferpection
  7. Testbirds
  8. Userbrain
  9. Usability Hub
  10. User Feel
  11. User Test
  12. TryMyUI
  13. Apptourage
  14. Validately

Prescreened tester jobs (Subscription based – No bidding for jobs required)

  1. Hire My Mom

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15. Love Meeting New People? Have Extra Space? Rent A Spare Room.

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Ya might wanna furnish that one a little more…

Are you extroverted and LOVE being social?

Unless you been living in say, Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland,  you’ve heard of Airbnb.

Thousands of people are making extra money by renting out a spare room on a temporary basis.

There can’t be many easier ways to make money!

Most people renting rooms on Airbnb have the potential to make a few hundred extra dollars a month, but there are some people attempting to make a full time income doing this.

Requirements:

  • Have a spare room to rent to strangers.
  • Really, that’s about it. Anybody with a spare room with a bed can jump on the bandwagon should they so desire.

If you qualify, start today by:

  1. Choose a company to list your spare room with from the below list.
  2. Create account with the company.
  3. Create a listing for your spare room.
  4. Answer all questions that come in from prospective renters.

Companies:

  1. Airbnb
  2. FlipKey by TripAdvisor

Resources:

 

There You Have It!

We listed for you 15 legitimate work at home jobs for moms.

Many have real income potential while a few are novelty jobs.

Pick a job. Follow the directions. Start making money!

We won’t even ask for a finder’s fee! ????

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