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10 Best Working from Home Jobs and How Much You'll Earn

Written by
Marissa Saini
Published on
October 11, 2020

Today is the day when working from home was merely a pipe dream to take a turn. While working from home may not be a norm, the strike of the Covid-19 pandemic that is deemed detrimental forced laborers of all industries to adapt to this change. And these changes could be in a form of freelance work, telecommuting, remote working, or part-time jobs. So, employees or job seekers are obligated to weather out these challenging times with these alternatives.

Benefits of Working from Home

Without stating the obvious, working from home can provide the flexibility a nine-to-five job can’t. So, if you’re seeking jobs that can provide work-life balance without compromising your prospect to grow, working from home is ideal. In fact, research proved that remote workers are happier, more productive, and possess significantly better mental health.


Here’s an overview of how working from home is beneficial:

  • No Commute time and lesser pollution
  • Flexible working hours
  • Cost-saving


What Are The Requirements for Working from Home Jobs?


The types of working from home jobs in Singapore are varied depending on the demands, skills, training, and experiences. Similar to working in an office, these jobs apply to those who fit the criteria at its best. If you’re struggling to get started, here’s what you need:

Physical requirements:

  • Know and Adhere to the ground rules
  • Set Up a Fully Functional Workspace

Mental requirements:

  • Embrace the change of work settings
  • Prepare the possibility to work overtime


Best Working From Home Jobs

10 Best Working From Home Jobs


*All salaries are based on estimation and market rate as of the publishing date. These rates may fluctuate based on demands and changes in the future. Aspire holds no responsibility for all of the changes and inaccuracy of data in the future.


These stated data are extracted from Payscale Singapore.

1. Virtual Assistant

Average Salary: S$18 per hour


If you are capable of multitasking, calendar planning, and reply emails diligently, then a virtual assistant is ideal. As an independent contractor, you must provide a wide spectrum of administrative services to the client based on the demands. Shall your client require a task to be prioritized, you as a virtual assistant should be capable of working based on urgency.


2. Content Writer, Copywriter, Blogger

Average Salary: S$12 per hour



As a dedicated writer, you are responsible for the article creation, writing, and editing of a wide variety of content. All you need to do is conduct in-depth research for the assigned topic, customize your writing style to produce accurate, concise, and relevant content that suits the client’s criteria. Make sure the written articles are off grammatical-error and factual-error-free.


3. Translator, Interpreter

Average Salary: S$20 per hour


Being proficient in another language than your mother tongue brings more good than harm. A Bachelor’s Degree is not necessary for this job position. But a candidate with prior training and experience is a plus. When translating a document, a professional translator should ensure everyone can understand the context concisely.

4. Data Entry Specialist

Average Salary: S$23 per hour

‍Img alt-text: Data entry specialist working from home. CC: Patrick Amony on Unsplash.


As a data entry specialist, you often need to work individually. The main task is to ensure all documents are processed into the storage system accurately without compromising the speed. A candidate with well-equipped tech gadgets and prior training is a plus for this job. A data entry specialist must enter or update data in a form of proprietary browsers and spreadsheets.

5. Web Developer

Average Salary: S$15 per hour


As a skilled job, a web developer needs to be proficient in a programming language such as Javascript, HTML, and CSS. Web developers usually work closely with web designers to produce a website that’s both coherent to the appearance and functionality. A candidate with an eye on details and keen on meeting the tight schedule is a plus point. Do expect to work in a team as it involves different parties to develop a website from scratch.

6. Video Editor

Average Salary: S$22 per hour


Video editors play a vital role in producing aesthetically pleasing videos on social media including— Youtube, Facebook, Tiktok, and more. A video editor is responsible for editing, animating, scripting a raw video file into something more interactive. To thrive in this position, the video editor needs to keep up with the latest video editing styles and be daring to channel their creativity to something intriguing. The challenging part of this job is the need for something contemporary and unique that is coherent to the editing speed.

7. Graphic Designers

Average Salary: S$16 per hour



Good graphics require a combination of elements to transform plain text into something compelling. Graphic designers must be proficient in illustration and use assorted of designing software including Procreate, InDesign, Adobe Illustration, and more to showcase his technical skills.


8. Online Tutor

Average Salary: S$35 per hour


Depending on your likings or client preferences, as an online tutor, you are free to conduct lessons in a group or privately. The primary duty of an online tutor is to convey the knowledge of the subject to the students proficiently.


9. Online Marketing Specialist

Average Salary: S$20 per hour

An online marketing specialist usually conducts, manages, and coordinates all digital marketing activities. That includes the planning of a marketing plan to the execution phase. Online marketers are responsible to translate the company’s objectives into sustainable digital marketing strategies that are bound to elevate the company’s search engine rankings, reputation, and branding.



10. Online Travel Agent

Average Salary: S$21 per hour


Travel agent, in general, is responsible for planning, consulting, and selling travel packages of a company. The only difference for an online travel agent is everything is done virtually through video calls and emails. The nature of the job is to liaise with employers concerning the latest and most accurate travel packages. The provided relevant information such as the travel dates, costs, transportation, accommodation set up, must be passed to a client accurately.


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About the author
Marissa Saini
is a seasoned writer and an avid trendspotter across business finance, personal finance, travel and lifestyle industries. With writing history at SingSaver, INK, and ohmyhome, Marissa leverages her broad range of experiences to simplify finance and make readers financially savvy.
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