Learning Content & Education Review Expert

United StatesContractMiddle

Salary60 - 75 USD per hour

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Requirements

Experience in education, teaching, tutoring, curriculum support, academic content review, instructional design, or educational operations
Strong ability to review written materials for clarity, accuracy, structure, and learner usefulness
Comfort working with structured instructions, rubrics, review criteria, and detailed feedback workflows
Clear written communication skills and strong attention to detail
Ability to work independently and deliver high-quality outputs on flexible timelines
Degree in education, teaching, curriculum development, instructional design, humanities, social sciences, psychology, or communications
Practical experience in academic writing, content review, or structured evaluation

Responsibilities

Review education-related materials, learning resources, instructional content, and academic support documentation
Evaluate content for clarity, accuracy, structure, age or learner appropriateness, and alignment with stated objectives
Support structured review of lesson materials, study resources, educational prompts, assessment content, and learning workflows
Identify unclear wording, missing context, weak explanations, and opportunities to improve learner-facing materials
Review scenarios involving teaching, learning support, curriculum materials, student-facing guidance, and academic communication
Evaluate outputs against educational goals, learner needs, source materials, and defined review criteria
Prepare clear written explanations and structured feedback based on provided materials
Support consistent quality standards across education-focused review tasks
Follow detailed guidelines and apply review criteria consistently
Annotate, label, or validate education-related content where needed

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