Working from home (WFH) has become a trend. If you're still not ready to retire, what jobs are suitable for older adults? Experts recommend 11 jobs in three categories: education, customer service, and administration. However, be wary of employers scamming you.

The following will introduce these 11 jobs. See which one is right for you.

First, there are four categories in the education category:

1) Instructor. From carpentry to drone control to budget travel, you can register to teach courses on websites like Teachable and Coursera.

2) Consultant. Those with expertise in business management and design can create accounts on websites like LinkedIn and Indeed to identify business opportunities. Sharing professional experience while earning a small income is a great way to earn a living.

3) Teacher. Schools and companies in the United States, as well as those abroad, are seeking teachers. Those who don't want to spend time setting up websites and marketing courses can simply teach flexible courses.

4) International English teacher. English is an international lingua franca, and its market is only growing. It's best to get a teaching license. Not only can you teach English online, but you can also set up your own English teaching website.

Second, customer service: It's not just about listening to customer complaints; expanding your service scope and resolving caller issues is also a great joy in life.

5) Customer Support Agent: Help customers with returns, exchanges, and billing issues through online chat, social media, and email. Ideally, you should also be familiar with the company's customer service system. Usually, all you need is a computer and a pair of headphones.

6) Technical Support Agent: Unlike the previous roles, this role requires the ability to resolve technical issues for customers, such as how to change the billing address within an application or how to use newly purchased software.

7) Travel Agency Clerk: Don't assume that tasks like flight reservations have been completely taken over by Google. Many travel agencies and hospitals still need a large number of staff who can arrange travel for corporate clients or patients. Being organized is the most important skill in this field.

Third, administrative jobs may be best suited for older people to work from home, such as:

8) Virtual Assistant (Secretary). Daily tasks like scheduling meetings, writing emails, and updating clients' social media accounts are all worthwhile.

9) Bookkeeper. Local restaurants, small shops, or doctors in small clinics can't afford a professional accountant. Basic accounting skills can be a win-win for them, helping them keep their books.

10) Tax preparer. Tax preparers like H&R Block offer training before tax season. While the training primarily involves filing, it's still best to understand the tax code, which changes annually.

11) Data entry clerk. Anyone with quick eyes and hands can do this, but those with experience in law, medical records, insurance, or packaging may earn higher salaries.