You have entered a very special site which is an entirely free resource for people looking to work at home!

This page aims to show you a good way to get the most out of the site.

But if you are just looking for a quick bit of work at home, and not quality work at home, then go directly to this page Looking for some quick work at home?

The layout of the site is very simple.

From the Home page there are direct links to the Classifieds, Books section, Forum, What's new on the site, About us, and of course, this page which are all fairly self-explanatory. All these sections lead back to the Home page (using the Home button like the one on the top right hand corner of this page) so you are never very far from home! Whenever you come back to the site you may want to just dip into these sections to check out the latest additions to this site.

The Home page has a link to the Main Index (or Library) and this is where you will find most information. Going into the Main Index (or Library), there are three main sections: Personal, Work and Practicalities. Under each section are the chapters of information that are covered so far. This site is still being compiled and is being added to. To find out what has been added since your last visit just check out the What's New page.

As you look in each chapter leading off the Main Index (or Library) page, as well as the information, there may be links to other web sites that provide more info on that specific subject. Click on the link to go to the other website and when you have finished there, just use the Back button on your browser to get back to the homeworking.com web site and the page you were last at. It is easy to surf around the world wide web for the best in homeworking information using the homeworking.com site as your base.

When you have finished in each chapter just use the Back button in the top right hand corner of the screen to get back to the Main Index (or Library) page. From there choose another chapter or go back to the Home page.

One more thing, you might find it useful to bookmark the Home page of homeworking.com because you may get diverted on your surfing (which is what surfing is all about!) and then forget how to get back to this web site. We look forward to hearing your comments in the Forum.