Fancyhands
Amazon mTurk
eLance/Odesk

There are a zillion places to look for online jobs--start with Indeed, which indexes such jobs found all over the web. Do the advanced search and use the keyword remote along with a keyword for your career field. To work for aonOnline University you need a terminal degree, but for other jobs, it varies.

I would recommend the $50 annual subscription on Flexjobs.

Part time jobs you can do from home are fairly rare. The people I know who do it have been with their company for a while, proven their value and made the case for the schedule/flexibility they needed while still providing value to their company.

I'd suggest you start networking and spreading the word about the kind of position you are looking for. I'm perplexed why you can't invest $15/mo or $50/year in your job search on FlexJobs if you have a full time employment? That seems like a reasonable expense.

Anonymous wrote:Well, nothing if you don't have a sitter for your kid.

This.

Plus the kind of job you are seeking is easy for freelancers to do so you aren't likely to find a steady second income job from one employer.

Data entry is almost a non-existent job period these days.

Well, nothing if you don't have a sitter for your kid.

Anonymous wrote:Legal transcription. If you can type fast with good accuracy the money works out well as you get paid by the page (usually).

Bonus if you are bilingual.

Legal transcription. If you can type fast with good accuracy the money works out well as you get paid by the page (usually).

Bump, and me too!

I'm condisidering bookkeeping...

I have a full time job in a finance. I want to earn supplement income working from home (part time). May be data entry or in quickbooks. Could you please suggest where should I start looking for such jobs. I found flexjobs.com. But I need to subscribe to this website to apply which I dont want to. In addition, I have a 2 yr toddler at home.

Thanks in advance.