Work From Home Jobs in the UK
Work from home jobs in the UK are a good fit if you want to earn without leaving the house, whether that is because of childcare, caring responsibilities, a health condition, living somewhere rural, or simply wanting to cut out the cost and time of travelling to work.
Current work from home jobs vacancies
About work from home jobs in the UK
Many home-based roles are in areas where all you need is a computer, a phone and a reliable internet connection. Common examples include customer service and live chat advisors, administrators and virtual assistants, data entry clerks, content writers and copy editors, bookkeepers, recruiters, telesales and appointment setters. Experienced professionals will also find home-based roles in software, marketing, finance and project management.
Flexibility varies a lot from job to job. Some home working roles have fixed shifts, especially in customer service, where you log in at set times to answer calls or messages. Others let you choose your own hours as long as the work gets done. Part time home working jobs are popular with parents because they can fit around the school day. Always read the advert to see the hours, contract type and any equipment the employer provides.
Be careful of adverts that ask you to pay for training, a starter kit or a "registration fee" before you can start work. Genuine employers do not charge you to get a job. If something seems too good to be true, contact our support team before sharing personal details.
Working from home works best with a little structure. Set up a dedicated space, agree clear working hours with the people you live with, and take proper breaks away from the screen. If you are new to home working, a part time or fixed-shift role can be an easy way to see whether it suits you.
With a free JobsChance account you upload your CV once and can then apply to work from home jobs in a few clicks. Save roles to compare later and get updates when employers respond to your application.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of work from home jobs are there?
Common home-based roles include customer service, admin and virtual assistant work, data entry, content writing, bookkeeping, telesales and recruitment, as well as professional roles in IT, marketing and finance.
Do I need experience to work from home?
Not always. Some customer service and data entry roles accept beginners and provide training online. You will usually need good typing, computer and communication skills.
How much do work from home jobs pay?
Pay depends on the role and your experience. Entry-level home roles are typically paid hourly at or above the National Minimum Wage, while specialist roles may offer a full salary. Check the pay shown in each advert.
Will I need my own computer?
Some employers provide a laptop, headset and software, while others expect you to use your own equipment. The job description will say what is provided.
How do I apply for a work from home job?
Open the job, read the details and press Apply. Sign in or create a free account and send your application with your CV.