3 Entry-Level Remote Jobs That Pay $55,000+ With No Experience In 2024

We’re well into the second half of the year now. And with fall just around the corner and graduation season ended for the summer, you might be curious as to what entry-level jobs you are able to secure as a steppingstone for your career.

After all, what really constitutes a classified entry-level job as being truly entry-level? It seems employers and job applicants have widely varying ideas of what the term really means.

For some employers, entry-level involves having at least three or four years of experience, according to job adverts on popular job boards such as Indeed.com and LinkedIn. But for many candidates, like you, starting out with their careers can be difficult if all entry-level jobs require the same three or four years of prior experience.

Thankfully, there are some roles you can get with just a certificate, degree, or course completion, which allow for growth and career development over time, even if you have had no prior experience in the job or only have two years at the most.

They allow you to leverage the knowledge and project experience you gained throughout the duration of your studies.

Here are a few for your consideration:

Forbes10 Entry-Level Remote Jobs You Can Get With No Experience In 2024By Rachel Wells

1. Remote Digital Marketing Coordinator

Digital marketing coordinators play a crucial role in supporting the work of a digital marketing manager, and that of the wider marketing team. In this entry-level job, you would be responsible for anything from scheduling and publishing social media posts, to creating and optimising content for the company website and email newsletters, to having oversight on marketing campaign analytics and generating timely reporting.

You can get this job through completing a digital marketing certificate such as the digital marketing career certificate offered by Google via Coursera.

Possible career paths you could explore after this role include digital marketing manager social media manager marketing and communications manager, marketing analyst, head of marketing, VP of sales and marketing, and many others.

Average salary range: $69,626 to $85,688

2. Remote Project Coordinator

A project coordinator usually collaborates closely with the project manager, who is responsible for managing a project from inception of the idea to its completion, and is a key function in a project team. In this role, you would be responsible for enabling the achievement of key deliverables, through project administrative work, scheduling, stakeholder coordination and participation in meetings, to name a few.

You may then consider other roles in the future as you progress your career within project management, such as project manager, portfolio director/manager, and even careers within change management.

Average salary range: $55,803 to $73,275

3. Remote Business Analyst (Entry-Level)

“Entry-level business analysts are the bridge between business problems and the technology solutions that can resolve them,” says Teal HQ, a career development platform and web extension.

“They gather and analyze data, understand business processes, and articulate requirements to ensure that proposed solutions meet organizational needs. With a focus on efficiency and effectiveness, they play a crucial role in facilitating change and driving business performance.”

You can learn the skills necessary to be a business analyst by undertaking courses such as the Microsoft Business Analyst Professional Certificate, which is available for free via Coursera and is online.

Possible career paths after becoming a business analyst include senior business analyst, data analyst, and financial analyst.

Average salary range: $63,913 to $80,047

So as you can see, it is possible to have the best of all three worlds—a job that is remote, truly entry-level in every sense of the word, and also enables you to achieve your career goals while paying a decent salary.