Have you thought of a career as a Virtual Assistant?

Here is a Guide for you! Create your own work!

What is a Virtual Assistant?

A Virtual Assistant (VA) provides administrative, technical, and creative support to clients remotely.

This can include anything from scheduling appointments and managing emails to social media marketing and content creation.

Is this job for you?

• Tech-savvy: Comfortable with computers, online tools, and communication platforms.

• Organized & Efficient: Excellent time-management, prioritization, and multitasking skills.

• Excellent Communicator: Strong written and verbal communication skills.

• Proactive & Independent: Able to work independently with minimal supervision.

Education & Training:

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent.

• Training: Many VAs gain experience through online courses, certifications, and on-the-job training.

• Certifications:

  • Project Management Professional (PMP)
  • Certified Professional Organizer (CPO)
  • Google Workspace Certifications
  • Social Media Marketing Certifications

Salary & Job Outlook:

• Salary: Varies greatly depending on experience, skills, and location. Can range from $15-$50+ per hour.

• Job Outlook: High demand and growth expected due to the rise of remote work and the increasing need for flexible support services.

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Have you thought of a career as a Virtual Assistant?

Here is a Guide for you! Create your own work!

What is a Virtual Assistant?

A Virtual Assistant (VA) provides administrative, technical, and creative support to clients remotely.

This can include anything from scheduling appointments and managing emails to social media marketing and content creation.

Is this job for you?

• Tech-savvy: Comfortable with computers, online tools, and communication platforms.

• Organized & Efficient: Excellent time-management, prioritization, and multitasking skills.

• Excellent Communicator: Strong written and verbal communication skills.

• Proactive & Independent: Able to work independently with minimal supervision.

Education & Training:

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent.

• Training: Many VAs gain experience through online courses, certifications, and on-the-job training.

• Certifications:

  • Project Management Professional (PMP)
  • Certified Professional Organizer (CPO)
  • Google Workspace Certifications
  • Social Media Marketing Certifications

Salary & Job Outlook:

• Salary: Varies greatly depending on experience, skills, and location. Can range from $15-$50+ per hour.

• Job Outlook: High demand and growth expected due to the rise of remote work and the increasing need for flexible support services.

#AWU #VirtualAssistant #RemoteWork #WorkFromHome #Entrepreneur #SmallBusiness #Freelancing

Does anyone have any work from home jobs? I also am a freelance writer and recently started ghostwriting. Need the money. #freelancing #searching #communications

I have been struggling with work over last two years. I am a painter by trade and have discovered some clients will look for the most ridiculous reasons not to pay. Its hurt my family when it has happened. Last two jobs they asked for refunds for things that had absolutely nothing to do with the painting I was hired to do.

Many good ideas to get you started building your own writing business: https://theworkathomewife.com/200-ways-to-get-paid-to-write/ #WorkFromHome #Freelancing #Writing

So after finally obtaining a textile design job in October, I was wrongfully terminated on Nov 5th. HR’s reason: I asked too many questions and that I wasn’t the right “cultural fit.”

So, without any income whatsoever and no unemployment compensation, as they forced me to resign, I am left without any income to survive on and the holidays are right around the corner.

2018 has been my worst year ever as I’ve been unemployed for 6 months, only to finally be employed and then unemployed again...

In addition, I have clinical depression with recurrent thoughts of suicide so this whole situation is making me feel a whole lot worse. I've been in bed most of the time, I hardly have the energy to do anything. Some days I may have enough to look for work, but the moment i get rejection letters, the heavy wave of fatigue comes in and i'm back in bed unable to get up.

I am a graphic designer with over 10 years experience in the field, in addition, I have illustration and e-commerce skills as I run my own blog called cosmic funnies. I started this a side hustle but the income isn't steady.

I have student loans to pay which i can't even afford at the moment and my mom can only do so much as I await the savings from my retirement to come in the mail which will take 6-8 weeks to process. Until then, i am left with very little money from now to mid January so I hope someone will hire me even if it's a retail job..

If anyone is looking to hire a freelancer, please send them my way. Here is a link to my portfolio: https://jackiemoliner.myportfolio.com/

Thank you..

Hey everyone! I'm open availability again for more resumes to fix! I finishing the last few customers then my desk will be bare. I love my new job helping you! I have helped several people on Jobcase get interviews and get hired! So please email me your current draft and I'll send you a price quote. Also check out my website at: http://resumedivacompany.boomer.co A new site is in the works soon! Thanks Jobcase and Jobcasers for giving me a great new career! I couldn't do this without you! My email address is resumedivacompany@yahoo.com or, lkerriganfree@gmail.com

P.S. My average turn over is a week. But if you need Urgent help. Please mark URGENT in the subject field so I can prioritize your resume. Thanks!

Hello, I am a Freelance Graphic Designer brand new to the Las Vegas Area. I am currently working as an Independent Contractor for a design agency in Summerlin and things have slowed down a bit. I started working for them 5 weeks ago part time 5 days a week and now they barely have enough work for 2 days a week. I know as a contractor things fluctuate work wise and a lot of smaller agencies hire contractors to simply "Catch Up". My question is outside of Freelancer, where do you find the most success picking up side jobs? I have been interviewing for several salary and full time positions but in the meantime I would like to stay busy and supplement my income. Sorry for the lengthy post! I appreciate and suggestions or insight in advance. Best Regards!

I've been looking for a job for a while.. have been freelancing on and off for several years. Had some interviews.. got a couple of contract work out of this search... but nothing permanent. Do you think I should continue? I feel life goes by and I am in the same exact place.