5 Work at Home Jobs for High School and GED Grads

5 Work at Home Jobs for High School and GED Grads 5 Work at Home Jobs for High School and GED Grads According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics:  â€œAmong workers age 25 and over, those with a bachelors degree or higher were more likely to work at home than were persons with less education38 percent of those with a bachelors degree or higher performed some work at home on days worked compared with 5 percent of those with less than a high school diploma.”That isn’t overly encouraging if you have a high school diploma and are hoping to find a work-at-home job. But don’t despair, there are opportunities out there for high school grads or those with GEDs. Not all of them are traditional “jobs,” though. Some are business or independent contractor opportunities, but all tend to be dependent on not what your education is but how willing you are to hustle. 01Call Centers Hocus-focus/Getty Images   On one level, selling stuff on eBay looks so easy. Put up a listing, and you automatically tap into a worldwide market of buyers. Of course, its not that simple. You have to know what to sell and for how much. Then theres the ins and outs of creating electronic listings. And when its all over you have to mail it to the buyer. This is not a “job” but a work-at-home business, and it will take some time and capital to build it.