Remote Work Foundations
Set up a professional workspace, communicate clearly online, manage time, and understand common remote-work expectations.

Complete short, on-site courses in healthcare, administration, customer service, finance, IT, skilled trades, and remote-work readiness.

Each on-site lesson includes detailed instruction, a workplace scenario, guided practice, and a five-question quiz. Learners must answer at least 4 of 5 questions correctly before the next lesson unlocks. After finishing an eligible course, you may request an optional personalized PeyHire Certificate of Completion for $25. This is not a state certification, state license, professional board credential, OSHA-authorized card, or substitute for employer-required training. Third-party credentials such as CompTIA, AHIMA, AAPC, AWS, Microsoft, and OSHA-authorized cards have separate provider requirements and fees.
Set up a professional workspace, communicate clearly online, manage time, and understand common remote-work expectations.
Learn the sections employers expect, write stronger bullet points, and tailor a résumé without rewriting everything.
Practice active listening, call control, de-escalation, documentation, empathy, quality standards, and professional written support.
Understand transactions, chart of accounts, invoices, expenses, reconciliations, financial reports, and accuracy controls.
Learn task planning, meeting notes, schedules, risks, status updates, file organization, and stakeholder communication.
Clarify an offer, identify customers, calculate basic pricing, document expenses, market honestly, and plan a simple launch.
Learn policy awareness, conflicts of interest, records handling, respectful conduct, reporting channels, and the limits of your role.
Learn the revenue cycle, claims flow, insurance terminology, denials, EOBs, patient accounts, and privacy expectations.
Build a foundation in medical terminology, anatomy, code sets, compliance, and the differences between outpatient and inpatient coding.
Practice medical terminology, grammar, formatting, speech-recognition editing, accuracy, confidentiality, and quality review. Includes an honest outlook on the changing field.
A useful early-career coding credential covering classification systems, reimbursement, health information, claims, and compliance. Training resources and the exam may have costs.
A widely recognized physician-office coding credential. Review prerequisites, course pricing, code-book requirements, and exam costs directly with AAPC.
Follow a claim from registration through adjudication, payment, denial follow-up, correction, appeal, and patient responsibility.
Learn pharmacy workflow, common terminology, prescription intake, insurance rejections, privacy, calculations, and customer-service expectations.
Learn practical privacy, security, minimum-necessary, patient-rights, breach-reporting, and remote-work safeguards for protected health information.
Understand exposure routes, universal precautions, personal protective equipment, sharps safety, cleanup, and the immediate steps to take after a possible exposure.
Review hand hygiene, standard precautions, transmission-based precautions, environmental cleaning, and safe communication in healthcare settings.
Build confidence with prefixes, suffixes, roots, abbreviations, body systems, diagnostic terms, and safe interpretation of clinical language.
Practice source-document review, accurate entry, verification, naming conventions, correction logs, confidentiality, and productivity without sacrificing quality.
Manage calendars, inboxes, meeting preparation, documents, travel details, follow-up, and remote executive communication.
Write concise email, schedule across time zones, prepare agendas, record decisions, and turn meetings into clear action items.
Learn lead stages, discovery questions, ethical recommendations, objection handling, follow-up, CRM notes, and responsible closing.
Practice respectful payment conversations, account verification, documentation, de-escalation, hardship awareness, and compliant escalation.
Understand first notice of loss, coverage review, documentation, reserves, claimant communication, fraud indicators, and escalation.
Recognize common fraud patterns, verify identity appropriately, protect sensitive data, document concerns, and escalate without making unsupported accusations.
Strong entry pathway for help desk, desktop support, hardware, operating systems, troubleshooting, and foundational security.
Useful for networking fundamentals, infrastructure, operations, troubleshooting, and technical-support roles.
A practical baseline security credential covering threats, architecture, operations, governance, and risk.
A beginner-friendly cloud foundation for people entering cloud, IT support, operations, sales, project, or business roles. AWS offers free digital preparation resources; the certification exam has a fee.
A beginner credential covering relational and non-relational data, analytics, and Azure data services, with free Microsoft Learn preparation.
Learn clean data entry, formatting, formulas, sorting, filtering, tables, charts, and practical workplace spreadsheet habits.
Practice ticket triage, troubleshooting questions, password and access issues, remote support etiquette, escalation, and knowledge-base writing.
Recognize phishing, protect accounts, handle sensitive information, use safer passwords, and respond appropriately to suspected incidents.
Use Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel, OneDrive, SharePoint, permissions, version history, and collaboration habits in a distributed workplace.
Understand tables, fields, filters, simple SELECT queries, data quality, summaries, and how to communicate findings responsibly.
Explore paid learn-while-you-work paths in electrical, HVAC, welding, construction, manufacturing, utilities, and other skilled trades.
Prepare for apprenticeship applications, mechanical reasoning, measurements, workplace math, safety expectations, tools, and interview questions.
Learn hazard awareness, PPE, fall prevention, electrical safety, reporting, and the difference between free safety education and paid OSHA-authorized cards.
Practice fractions, decimals, measurements, conversions, area, volume, ratios, estimates, and reading simple plans.

Each lesson focuses on a task you will actually use: preparing a résumé, researching an employer, taking an assessment, answering an interview question, or working effectively from home.
Practice interviews and assessments