Elementary School Teacher Expert

You will help evaluate how AI systems handle real elementary learning decisions. The work focuses on realistic primary classroom situations, clear instructional reasoning, and developmentally appropriate practice.

• Write classroom scenarios covering lesson planning through assessment.
• Create reference answers that explain the developmental reasoning behind instructional choices.
• Grade AI-generated content for age appropriateness and instructional accuracy.
• Identify activities that seem engaging but offer limited educational value.
• Use practical judgment about early literacy and numeracy when reviewing classroom content.

This is fully remote, asynchronous independent contractor work. There is no fixed schedule, and you can scale your weekly hours up or down. The role requires clear written English and the ability to explain educational decisions so another teacher can follow them.

• At least 10 hours per week.
• Open to candidates in the listed countries.
• Fluent written English.
• A teaching license or certification with a primary education endorsement.
• At least two years of primary-level teaching experience.
• Strong knowledge of early literacy and numeracy instruction.
• Helpful: training in structured literacy or the science of reading.
• Helpful: experience teaching multiple primary grades.
• Helpful: mentor teacher or team lead experience.

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

AI training work is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People write examples, review model answers, and explain what makes an answer accurate, useful, and appropriate. Your primary education expertise helps measure whether AI understands real classroom needs.