Federal jobs usually have paid training for a substantial period of time but uhhh the government is currently being dismantled. More on reddit.com

Have you looked into closed captioning companies? If you're reasonably literate, can type pretty fast and don't mind repetitive work, look into captioning. All you need is a computer and internet. Assuming you're in the US, maybe check out places like VITAC, NCI, WGBH Media Captioning Group, 3play. More on reddit.com

There's too many out there to narrow down. Can you tell us what type of remote job (If not a specific one), then we can help you get there. More on reddit.com

Let’s clear up a few things: There is no special “platform” for remote work. Remote simply refers to where you do your job, not what the job is. There’s no specific “remote job training.” You need to figure out what skills you have, update your resume, and apply for jobs you’re qualified for. If you’re not qualified for any jobs that offer remote work, then odds are, you’re not going to land a remote job. The truth is: very few companies are willing to invest in training someone from scratch. It’s expensive and risky. Most want someone who can hit the ground running. “Data Entry” as a standalone job? That’s basically a myth now. Sure, lots of jobs include data entry tasks, but very few positions exist where that’s all you do, and even fewer of those are remote. If you don’t have any marketable skills or documented work history, your best shot is looking at entry-level remote jobs, things like customer service or sales, often in call center roles. These jobs usually have strict schedules, low starting pay, and expect you to have decent computer literacy and communication skills. Companies like Amazon, UHG, CVS, and UPS have hired for these roles; search this subreddit and you’ll find plenty of examples. Also important: remote ≠ “work whenever you want.” Most remote jobs are full-time, scheduled work, not gig-based. Those “AI training,” “data entry,” or “social media” gigs people talk about are often side hustles or freelance/gig work, not stable employment. Sorry if this isn’t the answer you were hoping for, but it’s the honest reality. It needs to be said and it should be required reading before people post on this and other related subreddits. More on reddit.com