Education & Training Professional

What You'll Do6

• Compose brief, realistic prompts in the style a teacher, tutor, or L&D specialist would actually type.
• Guide the assistant through the task across multiple turns, answering its follow-up questions as they come.
• Correct the assistant when it drifts off track or produces something a professional would reject.
• Score both the conversation and the finished deliverable using the project's evaluation criteria.
• Write short notes describing what worked, what broke down, and where the output fell short.
• Bring tasks from your own teaching or training work so the scenarios stay grounded in practice.

Requirements5

• At least 3 years of professional experience in teaching, instructional design, curriculum development, or corporate training.
• Current or past work as a teacher, professor, tutor, instructional designer, curriculum developer, or L&D professional.
• Some hands-on familiarity with AI assistants, even if you only use them now and then.
• Clear, precise written English for prompts, feedback, and evaluation notes.
• Access to the assistant from your country of residence.

Who Should Apply

Educators and training specialists with 3 or more years in classrooms, curriculum teams, or corporate L&D who already use AI assistants and can explain, in plain English, why a piece of output works or does not. Instructional designers and tutors with strong writing habits fit well here.

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