Remote
Remote
All 48 roles currently listed on TrainAI UK are described as remote, so they are the work-from-home AI jobs — and remote AI jobs in the UK — that we have read and checked. You still apply on the platform, and “remote” does not automatically mean the role is open to every country or to every visa status.
We only publish postings that name the United Kingdom or are written as remote without excluding the UK in the text we read. Many still add conditions: years of UK residency (TELUS Digital’s Personalized Internet Assessor listing asks for five consecutive years in the UK), a Northern English accent and a UK location for a voice role, or a degree in a named subject. Mercor sometimes leaves the country list blank, in which case you must confirm they can contract with you. Handshake AI’s main Fellowship pages say you must be based in the United States, with international participation invite-only; we only include the public Handshake listings that specifically recruit in the UK or the EU.
A work-from-home listing can also require equipment: a computer and a reliable connection, and for voice work a quiet room and a decent microphone. Those requirements come from the posting, not from us.
Being at home does not by itself make a role part-time. 22 listings we have read use the words part-time, freelance, flexible, or no minimum hours. Others ask for a set weekly commitment, and one is advertised as full-time, 40 hours a week. See remote part-time AI jobs in the UK for that split. Hourly roles listed on this site, in US dollars, range from $14 to $170 an hour on the posting, depending on the field and the expertise asked for.
The full set of current roles is in the UK AI training jobs table. The examples below are a cross-section from the platforms we list (Handshake AI, Mercor, Outlier, TELUS Digital, micro1), so you can see the spread of fields and advertised pay without repeating the entire table.
These platforms generally engage people as contractors or freelancers, not as employees. If that is how you are engaged while living in the UK, you are usually treated as self-employed. That typically means registering for Self Assessment with HMRC and paying your own Income Tax and National Insurance. This site cannot give tax advice. Official guidance is on GOV.UK:
| Role | Platform | Field | Pay | Where | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Generalist Expert | Mercor | Generalist | $40–70/hr | Remote | Ad Apply |
| AI Evaluator — English (media and voice) | Outlier | Generalist | Up to $18/hr | UK, IE, US, CA, AU, NZ | Ad Apply |
| English Language Expert (Great Britain) | micro1 | Language | $20–45/hr | Great Britain | Ad Apply |
| Personalized Internet Assessor — English (UK) | TELUS Digital | Search quality | £0.22/task, est. £13.20/hr | United Kingdom | View |
| Chemistry Expert (UK) | Handshake AI | Science | Up to $65/hr | United Kingdom | Ad Apply |
| Voice Actor: CX Agent Voice Cloning (UK English) | Mercor | Voice | $50–100/hr | United Kingdom | Ad Apply |
| Quantitative Finance Expert | Outlier | Finance | Up to $150/hr | UK, US, CA, AU, NZ, MX, AR, PR | Ad Apply |
| Lawyers and Legal Experts — Global Talent Pool | Mercor | Law | $100–140/hr | UK, US, DE, FR, ES, AU, JP, KR | Ad Apply |
Pay is the figure on the public posting, checked on 14 November 2026, Europe/London, in the currency the posting uses. “Up to” rates are ceilings. Currencies are not converted. Confirm the live rate and eligibility on the platform before you apply.
FAQ
The roles we list are described as remote, so the work itself is intended to be done from home or another location you choose. You must still meet the posting’s country, residency, language and equipment rules, and confirm that the platform can engage you in the UK.
No. Even where a posting says there is no minimum hour requirement, work depends on being accepted, on a project being available, and on your work meeting the quality bar. We do not promise earnings.
Usually not. These platforms generally engage people as contractors or freelancers. You apply on the platform, and if you are hired you are typically responsible for your own tax in the UK.
Figures and role details on this page come from official public listings we read and checked on 14 November 2026, Europe/London. Terms change; read the live posting before you apply.