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Key Takeaways:
- These jobs are great ways to keep yourself busy and productive, or to make some additional income if you're retired.
- Remote work is a fantastic option if you're willing to put in a few miles every week.
emote jobs for older adults can offer the flexibility and freedom that many people who are retired or semi-retired desire.
We've compiled a list of the top 10 remote jobs for older adults—all of which pay well and offer flexibility. Ready? Let's get started!
10 Work-from-Home Jobs for Seniors
1. Social Media Assistant
Google, Facebook, and Twitter are here to stay. Help companies reach out through these networks by becoming a social media assistant—earning $15/hour!
2. Editor/Proofreader
If you react negatively when someone says “a whole nother,” you might make a good proofreader. $25/hr.
3. Online Tutor
Online tutoring is booming. You can earn $20/hour by working with students via computer screen at Tutor.com, a leading site for senior-related jobs
4. Test Scorer
This work-from-home employment for seniors pays $12/hour.
5. Virtual Assistant
Many small businesses are in need of help dealing with customers, but they often can’t afford to hire full-time staff. $16/hr.
6. Law Enforcement Transcriptionist
Transcribe legal recordings and police camera footage. $15/hr
7. Phone Survey Conductor
Survey researcher part-time jobs make it possible for seniors to work at home. These positions pay $27/hour and are less intrusive than telemarketing or other in-person job opportunities.
8. Online ESL Instructor
You can get an English-as-a-Second-Language teaching certification online in 1–3 months. $19/hr.
9. Telework Nurse/Doctor
Were you a nurse or doctor in a past life? Online healthcare pro make $32–$90/hr.
10. Content Creator
People who have a talent for writing can earn $22 per hour by compiling articles and newsletters.
These jobs are great ways to keep yourself busy and productive, or to make some additional income if you're retired.
Remote work is a fantastic option if you're willing to put in a few miles every week.
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