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 Carleton Connections is partnered with Arise work from home, representing a number of large UK based companies in providing contact centre solutions.  Put simply, working with Arise and Carleton Connections, you can work from home, choosing your own hours to fit around your life.  Opportunities available include taking inbound calls, responding to live chat and email enquiries, or technical support.  There is no cold calling or hard selling, but there are opportunities to make more money by achieving certain targets, such as responding to a certain number of enquiries, achieving certain sales targets or keeping to certain average call times.  


Working from home
One of the great things about working with Arise and Carleton Connections is the true flexibility offered.  You book your schedule in advance, in 30 minute segments, so you can fit around what's important to you - whether it be collecting your children from school, hobbies, other work or family time.  Every hour you select you're paid for, but don't forget to make time for comfort breaks and meals, for example don't select a straight 10 hours as you'll be expected to working the full 10 hours!!  For more information, check our website, Carleton Connections

Your hourly pay, and any other contractual obligations, are set by the company you represent, so will vary from opportunity to opportunity.  Companies Carleton Connections represent include:


npower is a leading integrated UK energy company who supply gas, electricity and related services to residential and business customers and operate and manage a flexible portfolio of coal, gas and oil fired power stations.



Our coffee client is one of Arise’s most popular opportunities. Representing a coffee capsule company who deliver the highest quality coffees and ultimate coffee experiences to their consumers cup.


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