No Entry Level Jobs You May Want To Try

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Here are 10 remote (work-from-home) job leads that need no experience or entry-level required, with company/role, key requirements, and pay. 

# Company, Role, Requirements, Pay

1. Remote Job Recruiting 

Live Chat Support

 (Global, no experience) Laptop/desktop, stable internet ~10-15Mbps, ability to type ~35-40 WPM, clear written English; no previous customer service experience required. US $25-35/hr 

2. Remote Job Recruiting 

Digital Chat

 Support Rep (Entry-Level, fully remote) No prior experience or degree required; must have writing & typing fluency, ability to follow workflows. US $25-35/hr 

3. Remote Job Recruiting – Virtual Chat

 Assistant, “No Phone Required” Role Remote, anyone worldwide, basic computer/internet, writing skills; no experience. US $25-35/hr 

4. EntryLevelGlobal 

Part-Time Remote Chat

 Support (Global) Flexible hours (10-40 hrs/week), device access (phone/tablet/laptop), independent work; no experience. US $25-35/hr (advertised) 

5. Remote Job Recruiting – Remote jobs 

“No experience, No degree” Live Chat Customer Support Worldwide remote, must use chat tools, comfortable with writing, minimal requirements. US $25-35/hr 

6 Remote Job Recruiting – Work-From-Home

 Live Chat Support (structured entry role) 15 hrs/week minimum, no phone calls, chat-based only; training included. US $25-35/hr 

7. Remote Job Recruiting 

Remote Chat

 Support “No Experience, No Degree” Laptop/desktop, internet, typing skill (40 WPM), written English; no previous remote experience required. US $25-35/hr 

8. Remote Job Recruiting 

Remote Jobs 

No Experience Work-From-Home Live Chat Agent Entry level, chat only, training provided; designed for people new to remote work. US $25-35/hr 

9. Indeed (South Africa job board) 

Remote Jobs 

No Experience Required in South Africa (generic board) No experience, willingness to train, good communication skills, able to follow tasks. “Excellent weekly pay” (not specific) 

10. Indeed (global listing) 

 Flexible Remote

 Work From Home, No Experience Job: (Data/Chat roles) Fluent English, writing skills, comfortable with browser tools; this listing does mention a bachelor’s degree though, so may have variation. From US $20/hr (as cited) 

Important Notes & Cautions:

Many of these roles are chat-only (no phone calls), which may suit you depending on your preference.

Make sure the job does not ask you to pay money upfront for training or equipment — that’s a red flag. 

For South Africa (or other countries), check if the pay is adjusted or if the employer allows your local bank/PayPal payments.

Even for “no experience” roles, being able to show reliability (good internet setup, quiet workspace, basic tech comfort) helps.


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