Even before the epidemic, some professions very often assumed a remote work format. They can be divided into two types:
Professions for which vocational training is required;
Professions with the so-called easy entry (not requiring special professional training).
The former primarily include IT specialists, graphic, UX, 3D designers, HTML layout designers and almost all digital marketing specialists: for example, SMM managers, email marketers, SEO specialists, content managers, traffic- managers, targetologists.
Be realistic: now many online courses offer to teach these specialties from scratch in a very short time, but the most you get quickly is a general idea and the basics. These are full-fledged professions that require knowledge and experience, skills are honed over the years. Therefore, if you are thinking about switching to one of them, get ready for a long process. Even copywriting, which from the outside often seems accessible to anyone, is not as simple as most people imagine.
If you're looking for a job right now, take a look at "easy entry" jobs. To work on them, a standard set of knowledge and skills for any modern literate person is enough, special qualifications are not needed. Some of these professions may require a little training at the initial stage, but this is a short process and you do not need to spend your money on it - employers themselves teach newcomers everything necessary. Sometimes you need to own special computer programs, but if you wish, you can master them yourself. In most cases, it is enough to be a confident user of ordinary computer office programs.
Hello. It seems to me that when choosing a profession, a lot depends on the preferences and talent of a person, as well as education, of course, but I personally know several creative people who have chosen remote design jobs for themselves. Apparently, this is the most convenient for them, so it doesn’t matter what your specialty is, because when you live, you can find many different training courses so that you can earn good money even remotely doing various projects.
