Home-Based Jobs with NTI

Erika V. Cox
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Apr 25, 2007 "Share your voice on Yahoo! websites. Start Here."
I wrote an article about NTI, National Telecommuting Institute awhile back. I basically wrote about the fact that they hire disabled and bilingual workers for a variety of home-based jobs. So now I am listing a couple of good jobs that NTI is accepting applications. The company mostly hires disabled and bilingual workers; however, I wouldn't hesitate to fill out an application or contact NTI to find out for sure. You never know, they maybe short and may consider those who are not disabled.

The first job is for IRS call center representatives/order entry clerks. You MUST be bilingual, English/Spanish, to apply for this job. The company has at least 40 openings for this position, apply quickly. The job is part-time, seasonal position; however, those that perform their job well have a good opportunity to turn this into a year-round job. The job consists of answering calls from the public about tax forms and publications, and to take orders for the IRS. The hours are between 15-20 hours a week, and will vary depending on the seasonal needs of the tax season.

The pay ranges from $8.00-$16.00 per hour depending on what part of the country you live in. You also will receive additional monetary benefits. You will need a landline phone, printer, and internet connection. You will also be reimbursed for your phone and internet expenses. You will need to pass a background check that consist of employment, criminal, and credit checks. There will be training provided for this position. A college degree is preferred, along with previous customer service or call center experience. You must be able to work on Mondays, weekdays, and during the day. You also need to be able to type at least 20 wpm.

http://www.nticentral.org/apply/2irs_oeclerk/a2000.shtm

The other position is a customer service position. The company has 120 positions to fill. You will work from your home as a customer service rep responding to customer assistance calls via outbound calls and emails for a national high-end retailer. The job is part-time, but year around. You will need to be able to maintain spreadsheets with accuracy, respond to a variety of emails, survey customers via telephone and email about their shopping experience, manage and track orders and shipments, and other duties.

You will need to possess excellent communication and customer service skills, data entry skills, be familiar with spreadsheets, good grammar and English skills, internet and email knowledge, typing speed of at least 30 wpm, and pass a background check. There will be a 75 hour training course over a one to three week period, and must be ale to follow directions. I'm not sure if you need to be disabled for this position or not, but go ahead and fill out the application or contact NTI to find out. It won't hurt. It sounds like a good opportunity, whether you're disabled or not.

http://www.nticentral.org/apply/07001/a1000.shtm

NTI contracts with businesses and companies all over to offer home-based job opportunities. They are completely legitimate and there is no fee to work for them. However, you will need the necessary equipment to work from home.

Published by Erika V. Cox

Erika is a freelance writer and researcher. She has worked from home for more than ten years and enjoys informing others about legitimate work from home opportunities.   View profile

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  • S. Muthulakshmi 4/9/2011

    Hai, Iam Lakshmi. Ihave know about DTPworks. and

  • Louis Carter 9/14/2009

    I am currently a 30% disabled veteran who has recently been diagnosed with PTSD,as well as increased physical problems. I am currently in the process of getting re-evaluated to hopefully increase the percentage.

    I am very computer literate.

    I have been unable to locate employment for almost 2 years due to physical limitations.

    Is it possible I can qualify to work from home under your NTI disabled program?

  • Joseph Mizenko - 5/20/2009

    I applied and have not heard anything back what would be the next step

  • all of us 1/28/2008

    YOU are a joke, writting your own comments - how pathetic.

  • Charlene Thompson 11/6/2007

    I am interested in working from home, because of having five surgeries ,on my right foot from cancer. Also I have back problems, but I love to stay active, I love keeping my mind stimulated, and learning something new. I learn at a very rapid pace. Please consider me as a applicant. Thank you.

  • Jacqueline Abercrombie 9/28/2007

    I am Jacqueline Abercrombie and I am 45 years old, I had a stroke in January,2006,which left me with left sided hemiparesis, desparately need to work, I am sole support for my family, I have a 19 year old daughter, she works and helps, still not enough and my son is 4 years old.My Vocational Rehab Counselor is very slow to help.I have apprx 8 years call center/customer service experience with a major utility company. very interested in working with this program

  • Jcaqueline L. McNeill 9/13/2007

    I am disabled and require dialysis 4 hrs,3 days a wk. I am interested in making extra $ at home. My background is in health insurance. I am a competent English speaker/writer (only) potential employee. Please contact me @ Jacquemcneill@aol.com if there are any jobs available fitting my background.

  • ANNIE M. HALL 7/27/2007

    JULLY 27,2009

    THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY THAT IS DISABLE

    LIKE MYSELF. I HAVE DISABLE SENT 1980 WITH BACK

    PROBLEM. NOW WITH HIP PROBLEM.

    I HAVE WORK PARTTIME OVER THE YEARS, SO I AM LOOKING

    FORWARD TO WORKING IN THIS PROGRAM.

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