Make $60/HR Working From Home Simply Repeating Words (NO Degree!)

If you've been on the hunt for a good remote job, I'm talking a good job that pays well, but all you seem to find are support jobs, customer service jobs, chat jobs, basically jobs that require you to deal with pain in the butt customers. I know it is frustrating. Well, you're in luck, my friends, because I've got five awesome opportunities for you that do not require you to interview or have a resume, they don't require experience, and they certainly do not require a college degree, and these are high-paying jobs, and in most cases, you can get started with these right away. Now, these jobs are gonna vary from 20 all the way up to 60, and in some cases, you could actually make more than $60 an hour, so make sure you stick with me. I'm gonna start with some of the basic lower-paying jobs, and we're gonna work our way up to the positions that are paying $60 an hour, and in some cases, actually a little bit more. The first company on our list is called RWS. Now, if you're not familiar with RWS, essentially, companies hire RWS to help them train their AI, and you can see here, they've worked with some solid companies, Panasonic, Coca-Cola, and even Virgin Money. Now, the position that they're looking for is what's called an AI data annotator. When you come to their careers page, if you simply type in data or data annotator, you'll see that they have several of these positions available. Right off the bat, they have one in the UK. The one we're gonna look at is for here in the States, and this position is remote, part-time, and work from home, so it's perfect for students, stay-at-home parents, or even as a side hustle. Now, the pay is not huge for this. It's $14 to $20 per hour, but you're actually a independent contractor, so you pay your own taxes, you're working on your schedule, and they're looking for people who can commit to four to six hours per day for several weeks, and then, of course, this is gonna vary depending on the project, and no experience required, no education requirements, so it's not even saying high school GED. Now, don't quote me on that, but I'm not seeing it here. Of course, for this particular role, it must be a native English speaker, and you can start these guys ASAP, and they're ongoing projects, so as a data annotator, they're looking for somebody who can work on a range of tasks in the context of artificial intelligence development. The task can range from reviewing and scoring existing audio samples and providing constructive feedback to speech recording or captioning. This information will be used to train and improve AI and machine learning models, so typical things you might do, data annotation or evaluating of text or audio, speech samples, briefly describing audio speech, sample context, or rewriting the general captions, assigning applicable categories, speech and or video recording. Now, in order to do this, you do need a high-speed internet connection. Also, you must have a personal computer and a headset for recording tasks. If you don't have a headset, you can pick them up on Amazon pretty cheap, Windows or Mac, and then you do need email, Outlook, Gmail, or anything else. Requirements, speak English, located in the US. It says here they have limitations for Texas and Illinois, and then ability to answer general free-form questions, so no need to do a resume. You will register here below, and then after registering, you need to compete the assigned test in order to be pre-qualified for the test, so they wanna make sure that you can type and do everything that you say you can do. You'll see here this particular position, AI Data Annotator, $61,000 to $98,000 per year. Now, full disclosure, guys, that's gonna depend on how many tasks you actually take on and how much money you're being paid for each task, so you're looking at a range between $30 and $47 per hour, depending on how many jobs you actually take on, and they're a solid company. They've actually been around since the 50s, so for a long time, and they're publicly traded, so solid company, lots of great reviews, 3.5-star rating. Next is with TELUS Digital. Now, I've talked about TELUS in the past, and this is a new job that I haven't talked about, so I'm excited to share it with you guys today, and the position we're gonna look at is an audio data collection, and you'll see here that they actually have positions available in lots of different countries, Canada, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Spain, France, so you'll need to come through here and take a look at it, and depending on the country, the pay is gonna vary, but on average, you're looking at around $20 to $30 per hour. In this role, you'll see here, these are remote tasks that take only 15 minutes to complete and can be done from the comfort of your home. We are aiming to expand the language and secure performance of voice commands, commands for earbuds, such as volume up, volume down, music play, et cetera, so imagine somebody speaking into their phone who is not a native English speaker, and the AI doesn't recognize that they say volume up. That is what you would be training AI to do, and on Glassdoor, they have over 6,000 reviews, 3.6-star rating. They actually are publicly traded, so solid company. They've been around for a while. Next is Dottavio. Now, Dottavio is a company that is actually owned by iSoftStone, and iSoftStone has been around for a while. I'll share with you their Glassdoor report here in a minute, but they have speech data collector's positions. Now, depending on where you're located, again, like the previous position, it's gonna depend on your pay, so what you'll be doing is you'll be required to record 60 phrases, so let's say it's in Japanese. You would record 60 phrases in Japanese, of course, if you speak Japanese, and then the work will be completed online from a computer or a smartphone, so depending on where you're located, if you speak another language, these are great opportunities, and the pay is gonna range depending on where you're located, so I've seen from $20 an hour all the way up to $45 per hour in some countries. Now, if you're looking for more of a full-time remote position with a company that you can actually grow with, then I would highly recommend looking into getting some sort of online job certification. If you wanna get a high-paying position and you don't have a degree and you don't have experience, really your only option is to take a low-paying position with a company, work there for five, 10 years until you get the experience, and then get a higher-paid position. You can skip all that if you get an online job certification that's actually in high demand. One of the best places to go to get online job certifications for high-paying jobs is Course Careers. It is a great way for you to get your foot in the door without having years of experience or a degree, and I've actually interviewed several Course Careers graduates, and they said that the training is amazing. Plus, Course Careers not only trains them to get high-paying remote jobs that are in high demand, but they also help them with their resume, they help them with interviews, and the best part is they work with companies that are looking for Course Career grads to fill positions in tech sales, in IT, cybersecurity, web development, accounting, and more. Now, if you're interested in getting a job certification that's actually in high demand, is gonna help you make really good money, then check out one of their free intro courses. I'll put a link below. You can get started with them today. Next up is 3Play Media. Now, this position is really, really cool. What you're gonna be doing is listening to live audio. So, for example, you might be on a Zoom call, or you might be on an actual live webinar, and you will be typing out the subtitles or the captions in real time. So, this is for people that maybe speak a different language, or in most cases, people who are hard of hearing, and they typically need to read the text on the screen, and since it's live, they don't have a way to automatically put up the subtitles, and that's where you come in. Now, in order to do this job, you're gonna need access to a headset and a computer, obviously strong internet connection, excellent verbal communication, listening skills, and clear, consistent speaking voice. Be able to sit or stand comfortably for the duration of the event. Typically, they last up to 90 minutes. Obviously, being able to multitask, because you're gonna be listening, speaking, and typing. Now, you do need to complete a background check for this position and a simple online test, and they even have a demo. So, you can even come in here and watch this demo, and it'll show you the job you would actually be doing. So, you can see here, this is a webinar or a training where you have the speaker, and then you have the student or the audience member, and as they're speaking, you would be typing out below. That way, if that person is hard of hearing, they can actually read what is going on. If you go to Glassdoor, you'll see that they have tons of reviews, very high rating, and the average salary here, anywhere from $39,000 to $56,000 per year. Now, of course, this is based on how many of these live events you're gonna be doing. So, you're looking at around $26 per hour. Next up is Voices.com. This is for my more creative folks out there. You can do all different types of things. You can do audio books. You can do voiceovers for animation, radio ads, television ads, video narration. There's tons of stuff you can do. You can see they've worked with some big companies, Microsoft, Shopify, BMW, GoDaddy, Cisco, Hulu. So, lots of solid companies that are looking for people to do this type of work, and you can come here and you can see some of the samples of things people have done, but what I love about this is, as you start to grow on this site, you can create your own profile. So, it's like a freelance site for people who do voiceover work. So, if you're already making money from your voice, maybe you've done some narration for online books or something like that, come here and check it out. When you go to the packages, you'll see people are charging $300, $150, $499. Now, obviously, these people are probably more experienced, or in some cases, they've taken on a lot of jobs with Voices. Now, I do wanna let you know they have two packages. You can sign up for Voices.com totally for free, and then they also have membership. So, if you wanted to actually put up your profile and kind of put up this online resume, those are paid options, but don't worry, you can still get started for free and start taking on jobs. But you do have to have a decent microphone. You can't just use the microphone on your computer, but you can pick up a decent microphone for around $50 on Amazon, and you can literally record in your bedroom. I know people that actually narrate books in their closet and make a ton of money. So, check out Voices.com, and if you go to Glassdoor, they have awesome reviews, and you can see here, voice actors, around $61,000 to $111,000 per year. So, you're getting up into that $60 per hour mark, or more as you take on more jobs, and you're actually able to put up your own profile. So, that's where you can really, really cash in and make some good money with this. And similar to Voices.com is ACX.com, but ACX just does audio books, and they're looking for people to do the narration for these books. Now, if you're not familiar with ACX, they are owned by Amazon. This is where typically new authors go to upload their books, and they wanna have it in an audio format. These are not award-winning, best-selling authors, but they still want somebody to record the audio for them. So, they can go to ACX, and they can hire just regular people to do the voiceover. Similar to Voices, you're gonna be paid based on the minute, or the hour, or the length of the book. The more jobs you get with ACX, the better your profile is, well, the more you can charge, and the more jobs you can take on. And if you're looking for even more remote jobs, check out either of my videos up here. I have some great remote opportunities, and I even talk about some of the top remote companies that are always hiring. Thank you so much for watching, and I look forward to seeing you in the next video.