Tag: reading

If you doubt if working as a proofreader is something you would like to do as a side job, how valuable would a free proofread intro workshop of someone that has established a name as a proofreader be?

Caitlin Pyle is such a person. And she is passionately sharing her knowledge and experience in her popular and successful paid courses like General Proofreading and Transcript Proofreading.More about ‘Free Proofread Intro Workshop’ here

This award-winning company proofreads almost everything, from academic work, books, resumes, theses, papers, websites, and lots more.
They target over 10.000 clients in over 100 countries and even deliver services in a lot of languages spoken in most of those countries.More about ‘ProofreadingServices’ here

There are quite some benefits, but also requirements if you want to join Scribbr.

As a Scribbr Editor, you get a lot of freedom to work remotely and to follow your own schedule. They offer a lot of support, both technical as administrative, so you can focus on what you like best. Which, we assume, is editing.More about ‘Scribbr’ here

Gramlee is always looking for exceptional editors. 
The fact that they appeal to people with a passion for language says a lot about their mindset.

Just take a look at the opening sentence on their ‘jobs’ page: “Can’t stand poorly structured writing and mistakes? If you’re the type that has an itch to fix errors when you see them, Gramlee may be the perfect medicine for you!”Give them a try if you like that mindset.More about ‘Gramlee’ here

FlexJobs is the website to find jobs you can do remotely, comfortably from home, or wherever you like.

There is an enormous amount of jobs on FlexJobs, both part-time and full-time, so you might want to adjust your search filters before diving in.
One of the useful search filters is the Remote Work Level filter. It will help you to pinpoint your search for the jobs you can do from home.

More about ‘FlexJobs’ here