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5 Game-Changing Remote Opportunities If You’re Stuck in Your Hometown This Summer

No matter what the reason, staying at home for the summer can be bittersweet. On the one hand, you may be in for a relaxing couple months, but on the other hand, you may be bored and handling a serious case of FOMO when looking at where your friends are working this summer.

If you want to gain some serious job experience (and potentially earn a little cash on the side), consider applying for these 5 remote jobs this summer to keep the FOMO (and boredom) at bay.

1. Daily News Show Researcher/Writer, Koowalla

Mobile vlogging platform Koowalla is looking for someone who can research current events and write a quick one-minute online news show. It’s the perfect gig if you’re looking into the entertainment field and want to see what it’s really like. Apply here.

2. Fitness/Nutrition Writer, LLOTE

Want to get your byline in front of thousands of people? Apply to be a fitness/nutrition writer for LLOTE to get experience working for a publication, coming up with article pitches, and writing for a specific brand voice. Apply here.

3. Brand Ambassador, Isagenix

Speaking of health and wellness, if you’re passionate about both and want to work with a company that has products changing the lives of thousands, consider working as a Brand Ambassador with Isagenix.

You’ll get to try out and also sell products you believe in; who wouldn’t love that? Apply here.

4. Marketing Intern, Let’s Eat, Grandma

In this position, you’ll do a little bit of everything: Updating social media profiles, finding advertisers, emailing partner website about advertising and link deals and taking on whatever marketing duties come your way. Apply here.

5. Customer Sales Representative, Vector Marketing

If you want a role that truly lets you make your own hours while also gaining valuable skills, Vector Marketing is looking for self-motivated students to market and sell CUTCO cutlery. You’ll receive sales training and also get extensive support, so you’ll never feel on your own. Apply here.

There’s always an opportunity to gain job experience, so whether you apply for one of these five jobs or check out the thousands of other jobs and internships available, never feel like you have to settle for just hanging out at home.

Lily Herman

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