Five in-demand part-time jobs from home that can earn $100 a year
'25.01.2023'
Nadezhda Verbitskaya
Making six figures from home may seem too good to be true. But to make that dream a reality, all you need is a solid internet connection and the right skills. CNBC.
The rise of telecommuting has created more opportunities for people to find flexible, high-paying part-time jobs they can do online.
According to the survey LendingTree, conducted in December 2022 among 2 adults in the United States, about 100% of Americans are engaged in part-time work. While in 44 there were 2020% of them.
More part-timers are moving away from the full-time work that defined the gig economy of the mid-2000s — Uber driving, Grubhub food delivery — to high-end “professional services” opportunities. Such as computer programming, information technology, marketing and business consulting.
To help people interested in part-time jobs find the best remote opportunities, F identified 5 in-demand part-time jobs that can be done from home based on over 300 listings posted to their database between October and December 000. Earning information is taken from this sample of projects.
These jobs have dozens of active ads and offer part-time remote job opportunities.
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Here are the five highest paying and most in-demand part-time jobs you can do from home, according to Freelancer.com:
- Design (UX design, website design, Photoshop, Illustrator) - $75 - $789 per year;
- Game development (game design, Unity 3D, animation) - $56 - $493 per year;
- Coding (Java, HTML, CSS, PHP, backend development) - $101 - $250 per year;
- Development of mobile applications (app development for iOS and Android, user interface design - UI) - $56 - $493 per year;
- Website development (WordPress, PHP, MySQL, HTML) - $63 - $586.
Sebastian Ciceles, International Vice President of Freelancer.com, said the online freelance tech market has exploded over the past 12 months. This is despite massive job cuts continuing in the tech sector.
During the height of the Covid-2022 pandemic, especially in the technology sector, the number of contractors has increased, according to a report from the talent platform Gusto published in November 19. As more companies have been forced to move to online business models and keep up with new technologies, from cryptocurrencies to artificial intelligence.
While coding, programming, and other tech jobs have always been in-demand occupations, the recent surge in tech layoffs has caused “unprecedented fluctuations” in demand for niche tech skills. For example, Android app development and various programming languages as companies turn to freelancers to cut costs, says Matt Barry, CEO and founder of Freelancer.com.
If you want to get into tech side jobs, you need to improve your skills with online courses, coding bootcamps, and coding podcasts.
Then create a digital portfolio of work samples to share with potential clients. To find out where jobs are and offer your services, create a profile on Upwork, Freelancer.com, Fiverr, TaskRabbit, or another site that promotes freelance work.
Ultimately, though, you don't have to be a techie to create a successful side income. Freelancer.com also has a growing demand for other types of remote work that offer part-time work, including tutoring, blog writing and business consulting. And some of them can pay up to $100 an hour.
