Last Updated on October 12, 2026 by Justin Bryant
If you want remote work without a full-time schedule, start with company career pages that clearly explain the hours and work arrangement. Working Solutions, TELUS Digital, Study.com, and Kaplan are four places worth checking.
I researched their official hiring pages and linked them below so you can go straight to the opportunities. The options include customer support, online evaluation, grading, content creation, and specialist education work.
Checked October 12, 2026. Some opportunities are part-time employee jobs; others are flexible freelance contracts. Openings and requirements change, and a listing does not guarantee available hours or acceptance.
Quick links: search these companies first
| Company and job search | Work to look for | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| Working Solutions: browse remote opportunities | Customer service and technical support | Client operating hours, state eligibility and contractor terms |
| TELUS Digital: browse AI Community opportunities | Media search, content evaluation and data analysis | Country, language, part-time and Remote labels |
| Study.com: browse remote contractor opportunities | Grading, educational content and community work | Country label, required expertise and schedule |
| Kaplan: search the official career board | Coaching, admissions consulting and professional exam content | Part-time status, actual remote duties and professional qualifications |
You do not need to apply to every company. Start with the one that fits your existing skills, then check the individual listing before preparing an application.
1. Working Solutions: remote customer service and technical support
Start here: Browse Working Solutions opportunities.
Working Solutions connects independent contractors with customer support programs. Its applicant page includes several remote programs, with additional bilingual options.
How to search: Open the opportunity list, choose a program, and read the Schedule and Important Information sections. The worker board focuses on work from home, but each program has its own eligibility and availability requirements.
The Healthcare Technical Support Representative example involves troubleshooting a cardiac monitoring service. The client operates 24/7, and the listing describes selectable hours. Applicants need technical and customer service skills, suitable computer equipment, wired internet, and a quiet workspace. This program accepts U.S. contractors except residents of California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington.
The company describes contracts ranging from 15 to 40+ hours per week. Confirm the commitment for the program you choose. Compensation may be based on customer interaction minutes, so read the pay calculation rather than assuming every available hour earns the advertised full-hour equivalent.
Other programs to check:
- Medical Transportation Customer Service Representative
- Benefits Enrollment Representative — seasonal
- Home Services Project Advisor — outbound sales; high weekly availability preferred
Best fit: Someone comfortable with phone support who can work within the client's operating hours. These are contractor opportunities, and supplying a suitable home office is part of the arrangement.
Company website | Worker information and FAQs | Working Solutions on Glassdoor
2. TELUS Digital: part-time online evaluation opportunities
Start here: Search TELUS Digital's AI Community opportunities.
TELUS Digital's AI Community board includes multiple opportunities labeled Part-time and Remote. Examples span media search, internet assessment, content evaluation, and online data analysis.
How to search: Select your country and language, then look for both labels on the listing. For U.S. applicants, the United States career search is another starting point, although its results also include on-site and full-time jobs.
The Media Search Analyst — English, United States example involves evaluating whether media search results match user intent. It requires an Apple account and device, English fluency, local media knowledge, and residence in the United States for the preceding consecutive year. Qualification includes an open-book assessment and identity verification.
This example is an independent-contractor opportunity. Compensation depends on completed tasks and project availability; choosing when to contribute does not guarantee a steady workload.
Other U.S. listings to check: Evaluator and Content Reviewer. Read their requirements separately.
Best fit: Someone who enjoys researching and evaluating online information. International applicants should search their own country rather than assuming a remote U.S. listing is open worldwide.
Company website | All career opportunities | TELUS Digital on Glassdoor
3. Study.com: flexible grading, content and community contracts
Start here: Browse Study.com's contractor openings.
Study.com offers remote contracts involving education, grading, editing, social media and community engagement. The contractor information page explains its flexible online work model.
How to search: Use the contractor board's search box for terms such as grader, editor, moderator, or content creator. Check the location beside the title: listings may specify Remote US, Canada, India, or Philippines.
These examples show how different the requirements can be:
- Reddit Community Moderator — Philippines: requires two years of relevant community engagement experience and two hours daily within the listing's stated Pacific-time window. Duties include brand engagement and reporting.
- Business & Finance Assignment Grader — India: requires a master's degree or higher and at least one year of college or university teaching experience. The listing describes a flexible workload.
- Freelance TikTok Video Host — United States: requires on-camera experience and a sample video.
- YouTube & TikTok Education Content Creator — United States: a route for applicants with educational presentation and subject skills.
Best fit: Someone with teaching, subject expertise, writing, community, or video experience. These are freelance opportunities, and a general flexibility statement does not override a role's specific daily commitment or country restriction.
Company website | Careers overview | Study.com on Glassdoor
4. Kaplan: part-time work for experienced professionals
Start here: Search Kaplan's official career board.
Kaplan's part-time opportunities include student coaching, admissions consulting, and developing materials for professional exams. The mix includes employee positions and content-development contracts.
How to search: Look for Time Type → Part-time and the Remote/Nationwide, USA location. You can also search the exact titles below. Read the duties carefully: some postings use a remote location while still requiring travel, hybrid work, or in-person instruction.
Examples from the research include:
- College Admissions Consultant: part-time; requires a bachelor's degree and five years of college counseling experience.
- BAR Coach: part-time remote coaching; requires a JD, an active attorney license, and coaching, tutoring, or teaching experience.
- Interior Design Content Developer: remote contract work; requires relevant NCIDQ exam experience.
- Architecture Content Developer: remote contract work; requires relevant ARE exam experience.
- Engineering Content Developer: remote contract work; requires an active PE qualification in the relevant discipline.
The three content-development examples describe flexible hours up to 20 per week. They are project contracts, with occasional business-hours meetings possible. Part-time status does not mean every role is available exclusively at night or on weekends.
Best fit: Someone turning an existing professional background into teaching, coaching, or exam-content work. This is a more specialized search than general customer service.
Company website | Additional job-search page | Kaplan on Glassdoor
Before you apply
- Confirm your location. Remote jobs can still be limited to a country, state, or service region.
- Check the actual hours. Look for weekly commitments, daily windows, training hours, and required meetings.
- Identify the work arrangement. Part-time employment and independent contracting have different terms.
- Read the pay basis. Hourly wages, productive-minute rates, and per-task or per-project payments are different.
- Match your experience. Apply where your existing skills meet the requirements.
Use the Glassdoor links for additional context, paying attention to the reviewer's role, country, and date. Company-wide reviews can combine corporate employees, support workers, and freelancers whose experiences differ.
If a specific listing has closed, return to the company's main job-search link above. Those career pages are the quickest way to check for replacements and related opportunities.