Jobs that do not ask for advanced English: intermediate, or none at all.
About remote jobs with intermediate English
We read the English level from the posting: whether it asks for intermediate or conversational English, or none. Most remote jobs on the board ask for advanced English, so this list is shorter and worth checking often.
Intermediate usually means you can read documentation, write emails and follow a meeting without being fluent. If the job has an interview in English, prepare for that part even if the daily work is in Spanish.
Frequently asked questions
What level is intermediate English for a remote job?
Roughly B1 or B2: you understand the essentials, communicate in writing and hold a simple conversation. Every company assesses it differently, often in the interview itself.
Are there remote jobs that need no English?
Yes, but fewer. Most are at companies that work in Spanish. This list includes the ones that ask for no English, and jobs posted in Spanish have their own page.