Coral line · Home packing
Packing and assembly jobs from home
Which home packing and craft assembly offers are genuine, why envelope stuffing almost never is, and where real packing work is found.
Five routes into work that fits around your life in the UK – from home, in the evenings, alongside school or next to a main job. Each guide explains what the work really involves, what it pays, which offers to avoid and where to apply.

Coral line · Home packing
Which home packing and craft assembly offers are genuine, why envelope stuffing almost never is, and where real packing work is found.
Violet line · Part-time and evenings
Remote jobs you can fit around a day job, children or study: the roles that offer evening and weekend shifts, typical hours and how to find them.
Mint line · Genuine remote work
Entry-level remote roles that really exist in the UK, the skills they ask for, and a checklist to tell a real advert from a scam.
Amber line · First jobs
What you are allowed to do at 13, 14, 15 and 16, how many hours, which employers take young staff, and what you should be paid.
Sky line · Extra income
Realistic ways to earn on the side, what they take to start, and when HMRC needs to hear about it – including the £1,000 trading allowance.
One rule on every route: a genuine employer never asks you to pay for a job, a starter kit or training before you start. If an offer does, stop and check it against our real-or-scam checklist.