Work from home jobs

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Hi anyone know of any work from home jobs?
I have applied for other jobs aswell but thinking of going back to education and a work from home job would be brill if I do decide to go back to education as Iv a toddler at home and childcare costs are abit expensive where I live

You can filter job sites to look for working from home or home based some call it. Make sure you can commit to working from home consistently with your toddler around, you only have to look at MN to see how many people are struggling to do just that!

There are a lot of remote customer service based roles available but as the poster above has said these sorts of things are difficult with a toddler around. I think a lot of work from home opportunities actually come up when work for an organisation in an office based role and then once they trust you they allow more flexibility. I have an office based job but can work from home whenever I want.

You cannot work effectively with a toddler around, so you have two options, take up a half arsed "job" where you might earn a bit of money, or get a proper work from home job and arrange childcare. If you return to education what will you do with your toddler while at college or uni?

Wee one is due to start nursery in sept have applied for other part time role jobs that might help pay for childcare if I do go back to education
Although flexibility is a strain if this is the path I want to go.

Contact Tracing, very work at home!! Equipment & training supplied.
I am failing to copy the link but just google 'Track and trace'

just google 'Track and trace'

That gives me Royal Mail.

ok, trying again..., very ugly URLs
maybe just google 'contact tracing jobs'

job1

Indeed

Band6 need clinical registration

You need to be a qualified nurse to do contact tracing I believe?

Try sensee they are a legit customer service working from home job. You need a small space to use as an office to get started.

Setting aside some flexibility by employers at the moment, the vast majority of employers take a very dim view of people working from home whilst also looking after a child at the same time. Quite rightly because you can't do both well at the same time.

You could always try what i do. I do Usborne books at home and its really flexible i do whenever i want and gain free books for my girl too :)

Another option is to look for out of hours care coordinator work.

Thank you everyone for your input Will give some of these a try!

Some charities have advice lines which are manned from home check out nspcc and family action