English Voice Recording Contributor

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Languages: English proficiency of at least B1 level above

Requirements

Based in Southeast Asia.
Aged 18 or older.
English proficiency of at least B1 level or above.
Access to a smartphone or device capable of recording clear audio.
Stable internet connection.
Valid payment method for receiving earnings.
Ability to commit to completing all recording requirements within the assigned timeframe (5 days of recording).
Ability to follow specific project guidelines.

Responsibilities

Record 12 short audio clips (max 1 minute per clip) in English.
Respond naturally and conversationally to provided prompts on everyday topics.
Record and complete audio in different environments (e.g., cafés, train stations, outdoors) over 5 days.
Follow project recording guidelines and instructions carefully.
Communicate proactively with the Project Manager if issues arise.

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