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26Dec

By Working Mom1 Comment

Education, Flexible Jobs, Online Teacher

Work Online Teaching English

The internet has allowed us to provide instruction to others without even leaving our homes. If you are interested in teaching English online, several different online companies hire teachers to English to children and adults. Each company has their online requirements for teachers and the amount of compensation each teacher will receive. Some have a base rate of pay for each class taught and then provide financial bonuses based on the number of classes taught and feedback from parents or students. Online ESL Companies Magic Ears This company provides English instruction to children in China. You need to have a Bachelor's degree. The company does the booking for you. Qkids Qkids is based in China and currently provides immersive English instruction to children. The requirements ...

Flexible Out the Home Jobs with Instacart

19Jun

By Working MomNo Comments

Flexible Jobs, Instacart

Flexible Out the Home Jobs with Instacart

Jobs with Instacart are not working from home opportunities. But for those that would like a flexible option for working out the home, the Instacart positions can fall in the category of great side gig. This is not a position that you can take your child with you when you go shopping for the customer’s groceries. Instacart policy says that you should not go shopping with any children or anyone else. For the safety of the customers and the shoppers, they run a background check on each shopper. Instacart is a national grocery shopping service that employs and contracts with shoppers throughout the United States and Canada. There are currently two shopper options available: one is as an independent contractor, and another is a direct employee of the company. Full-Service Shopper is the ...

8Jun

By Working Mom4 Comments

Flexible Jobs, Online Moderator, Work from Home

Work Online as a Moderator

When there are social media posts, online inquiries from customers, and trouble tickets; companies need someone that will be the voice of their brand and respond to their customers’ needs in a short amount of time. Sometimes they do this by having in-house employees that is designated to handle all of these tasks, but other times they may contract out the positions and have all the assignments completed by third party individuals. Because of the strong need to engage with customers online, many companies are hiring work from home moderators that will engage with their customers in this 24-7 business world. Companies include ModSquad Modsquad hires independent contractors to provide a variety of customer service and moderation tasks. You are hired as an independent contractor – not a dir...

Userlytics Tester – Side Hussle – Get Paid to Test Web Sites

2Apr

By Working MomNo Comments

Flexible Jobs, Side Hussle

Userlytics Tester – Side Hussle – Get Paid to Test Web Sites

Do you have a hard time not voicing your opinions out loud? Userlytics is a remote website testing platform that rewards you for speaking your thoughts—good or bad. The application process is fairly simple. Just sign up with your PayPal email and name to get started. Userlytics is a good way to make side cash here and there, and it doesn’t take much effort at all. I registered for Userlytics in early February and received about two email notifications for tests in the past two months. They prompted me with a survey about demographic information, and I qualified for one about two weeks ago. Once I downloaded the screen recorder software found on their website, I tested my webcam and microphone and ensured that it was loud enough, and I was ready to begin. This test in particular just ...

11Feb

By Working MomNo Comments

Careers, Flexible Jobs

Flexible Work Options for Parents

Some mothers may not have the opportunity to work exclusively at home, but there are positions that offer flexibility that some parents are looking for while caring for their children. Nursing is one option that some mothers have selected. I have known several mothers that have been in healthcare and have worked a schedule that allows them to have the opportunity to be with the kids more. One mom began working just one 12 hour shift at night when her son was young. She later transitioned to working full-time in a hospital as her son became older and was school age. With the 12 hour shifts, you will need some to help with the kids on days that you do work. Nurses are not the only ones that have the option of working these flexible times. There are also physicians that are able to work pa...