
Ideas for parttime work from home
Not everyone can or wants to go to work regularly, needing to stay home to care for children or an older
relative, or simply prefer a family environment to the hustle and bustle of a work environment. Due in part to
the rise of the Internet, opportunities to work from home have expanded, including part-time jobs that offer a
a lot of flexibility and the ability to earn a good income.
Freelance writer
If you are talented as a writer and have a portfolio of writing, you can promote your skills directly with
companies that may need a press release writer, blog content contributor, article writer, or another type of
informational content provider.
Music teacher
If you are a gifted pianist, talented vocalist, or other professional musicians, you may have the tools to teach
students your art from home. Use your network to communicate to people about your availability, place ads in
newspapers and on websites and price your services to compete with other musicians in the area. Use referrals to
expand your business; Consider offering discounts for new students.
Tutoring service
If you have teacher credentials but left your workplace, your skills can be invaluable to students who need
personalized tutoring. Familiarity with the subject developed lesson plans, and a desire to help students are the necessary requirements for this position. Publish your availability in local newspapers and websites; tell your
friends and consider signing up for your school district. Online tutoring companies connecting students andteachers have also sprung up, giving tutors another way to earn a living.
Customer service
Work in customer service centers is frequently shipped abroad to help companies cut costs. But these jobs are
also available in the United States, and companies value workers who have an excellent command of the English
language and American cultural nuances. According to the August 30, 2006 issue of ABCNews.com, it takes three to
six weeks to get hired, and workers need the "... right tools and the right temperament" to do this job. These
tools usually include a computer with an Internet connection, telephone service, and headsets. Job availability is usually found on almost every major online job website.
Cake decorator
Take your talent as a cake or cookie decorator to the next level by offering your services for birthday parties, special events, and weddings. You may need approval from your city to offer this service from your home,
including a business license and complying with the inspections of the health department. Houston residents can contact the city's One-Stop Business Center for instructions on setting up their business from home. These
instructions include obtaining applicable permits, licenses, and fees, plus free training from SCORE, the city's business partner.(Pakistan investor)