GRE Quantitative Instructor - Remote Fellowship

What You'll Do6

• Evaluate AI-generated GRE quantitative explanations for mathematical accuracy and instructional clarity.
• Build expert training data that shows strong quantitative reasoning steps and correct solutions.
• Flag misleading or unclear content, then write concrete changes that improve how a model teaches a concept.
• Review practice problems and answer rationales against GRE Quantitative Reasoning standards.
• Provide written feedback on tone, structure, and pedagogical value for each assigned response.
• Document the reasoning behind each correction so project teams can trace quality decisions.

Requirements7

• At least 2 years of professional GRE tutoring or test prep instruction, with a focus on quantitative reasoning.
• Proven grasp of GRE Quantitative Reasoning topics and the ability to judge solution steps.
• Bachelor's degree required; a master's or higher in a quantitative discipline preferred.
• Strong writing skills and close attention to detail for content reviews.
• Capacity to manage remote, asynchronous project work without direct supervision.
• Quantitative specialists only. Verbal and Analytical Writing instructors do not fit this project.
• Not eligible for CPT or OPT participation.

Who Should Apply

The ideal candidate has at least two years of paid GRE quantitative tutoring or test prep instruction, a bachelor's degree, and preferably a master's in a quantitative field. You know GRE Quantitative Reasoning inside out and can explain why a solution step works or fails. The project suits instructors who want ongoing, remote, project-based work that bends around other commitments. Verbal or Analytical Writing specialists will not fit, and candidates who need CPT or OPT eligibility should skip this posting. Applications often lose points when they list general tutoring without naming GRE Quant topics, or when they fail to show strong written feedback skills.

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