Top 10 Remote Part-Time Jobs for 2025: High-Demand Roles You Can Do from Anywhere

The Rise of Remote Part-Time Work

Fewer Americans may be starting side hustles than in recent years, but part-time jobs that offer remote work and flexible hours are still in high demand. According to a recent FlexJobs survey, the top three industries offering remote, part-time jobs are education and training, medical and health, and project management.

Taking on a part-time role is a great way to upskill and explore career options, says FlexJobs career expert Toni Frana. "If you want to build skills, or if you're interested in trying something new, a part-time job can really give you the opportunity to try that without fully committing to a full-time role," she explains.

Money is another major motivator: 61% of workers report having side jobs to supplement their primary income, as per a FlexJobs report from March.

How the Data Was Compiled

FlexJobs analyzed job listings from over 60,000 companies between January and July to identify roles that offer part-time, remote work. Each job requires less than 30 to 35 hours per week and allows employees to work from "anywhere with an internet connection."

Top 10 Remote Part-Time Job Titles for 2025

1. Licensed Therapist
2. Career Consultant
3. Nurse Practitioner
4. Graphic Designer
5. Translator
6. Administrative Assistant
7. Customer Service Representative
8. Copywriter
9. Video Editor
10. Marketing Specialist

Key Trends and Insights

Mental health, project management, and administrative roles saw the most year-over-year growth, with a 27% increase in remote, part-time job availability since last year. Frana attributes this surge to the rise of telehealth services during the COVID-19 pandemic, which made remote therapy and nursing roles more viable and popular.

Creative, computer-based roles like copywriter and graphic designer are also well-suited for part-time, remote work, often available on a freelance or contract basis.

Benefits Beyond Flexibility

In addition to flexibility and extra income, part-time remote roles offer opportunities for career changes, debt repayment, savings building, or preparing for major purchases. However, Frana advises full-time workers to carefully evaluate their time commitments before taking on additional work.

"This is something you're adding to your life, in addition to your full-time job and other activities. You are able to do it on your own time, but you have to have that time," she cautions.