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Whether it’s your first language, or you’re a full-blown linguaphile with several under your belt, your knowledge of Spanish is in high demand. It’s time to start earning money from your skill!
Here are six ways for hispanohablantes to earn extra money from home:
Earn $200/Year by Sharing Your Internet Activity
Digital Reflection Panel wants to pay you over $200 a year to report information about your internet habits, and it’s seeking Spanish-speaking participants for its panel right now.
You just have to connect a simple device to your wireless router, and the company takes care of the rest. It takes about seven minutes to fill out the necessary survey to participate, and you’re set.
To qualify for the panel, you must live in a single family home with your own router tied to your physical address. (No apartment building wifi or freeloading off your neighbors!)
After completing the survey, you’ll get an email confirming the set-up kit with instructions will arrive at your house within the week.
When it arrives, don’t waste time installing it — you’ll earn $25 for setting it up within four days. You’ll earn $60 for the first two months you keep it installed, then $10 a month for every month you keep it installed after that.
Get Paid to Share Your Opinions
LoQuedigo is a survey site that helps companies learn more about what consumers want, to help them create better customer experiences.
It wants to pay you to share your opinions!
Here’s how to get started:
- When a survey matches your profile, you’ll get an email inviting you to participate
- You’ll receive rewards points for each survey you complete, usually worth $1-$5 per survey.
You can redeem your points as cash payment via PayPal, Facebook or Amazon credits or free magazine subscriptions.
Get Paid Every Time You Use Your Phone
Companies want to know more about consumers’ mobile usage to improve services for customers. They’ll even pay you for sharing your information.
Nielsen, the name we all know for tracking TV ratings, has brought market research into the 21st Century.
You can install its smartphone app to anonymously track your mobile usage — e.g. which apps you use, websites you visit and how much time you spend on certain activities.
Once it’s installed, just use your phone as you normally would. Nielsen will pay you up to $50 a year to keep it installed!
Be a Language Buddy
Offer your service as a companion and language buddy to someone who wants to practice their Spanish.
You can register to become a Friend at RentAFriend.com, where paying users can contact you to attend concerts, sporting events, family functions, VIP events and more.
You can charge up to $50 an hour and set your own schedule.
At that rate, friends working full time (five days a week) would earn up to $2,000 a week, plus free meals, coffee or events, depending on your activities.
Get Paid to Teach Spanish (or English)
Want to help others enjoy your love of language? With your skills, you could teach continuing education courses in your area.
You typically don’t have to have a degree to teach these classes, just a skill to share!
You could teach an adult education course in Spanish — or teach English as a second language to native Spanish speakers.
If you don’t want to host a local class, you could sign up to teach English classes online with a site like italki. You don’t have to know a second language to teach English through the platform, but your proficiency with language learning will likely make a sympathetic teacher!
Host Foreign Exchange Students
Did you know you could earn up to $200 a week hosting foreign students or visiting faculty? That is, of course, in addition to the experience you’ll gain meeting new people and supporting education in your area.
Pay varies depending on what you offer. You might host someone 24/7 for their stay, or only for partial days. The latter is typically for visitors who are here to learn English, so you may have to have a TEFL (Teach English as a Foreign Language) certification.
You won’t be required to speak a second language to be a host, but it might make your guest feel more welcome.
Your Turn: Have you found creative ways to make money speaking Spanish?
Revelación: Here’s a toast to the affiliate links in this post. May we all be un poco más rico today.
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