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I work right now and I love my job, but 60 hours a week is way too much. (I'm only 17! Let me sleep!) They can't give me less hours or pay me more, so I am actively searching for a job daily when I have downtime, but I have one specific path I am looking into that seems to be harder than I thought. I want to try working at home. I don't want a scam job (obviously) or a pay-to-earn job. I want something where I can do basic tech stuff or clerical stuff. I am looking full time, too. I have no idea where to look and if any of you know any tips, advice, companies looking to hire, I'd appreciate the help! I will give you a list of my main skills:

- Computer savvy (your everyday troubleshooting, like "oh, so the Nigerian prince email is a scam?!?" and "It's not even plugged in", etc.)

- Basic HTML and CSS knowledge and studying up on HTML5 and CSS3 right now, but no actual work experience with it. Just a website I am starting up on my own (Will link it here once it looks good enough)

- Have done a tiny bit of work with PHP, but need to study up on it.

- Understanding that most knowledge comes from Google

- Great with organizing and phones, but hate phones. (I've done a lot of office work)

- Fast learner. (seriously, I learned my current job in one day after drinking four redbull and a pot of coffee.

Any advice or help or anyone who wants an apprentice in developing, please feel free to contact me! :)

Note: I don't know if this helps at all, but I am looking for as much help as possible. Here are links to my resume and cover letter without personal details. Relevant question: should I remove my restaurant job history from my resume, as it isn't really relevant to what I am looking for?
<bot>: work 60 hours. Want a work at home position, preferably IT, but little relevant/official experience with it. Any help appreciated.