Study.com
Spanish-CollegeLessonEditor(Contract)
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“Spanish - College Lesson Editor (Contract) at Study.com. Skills: Spanish expertise, Content editing, Lesson review. Review college-level lessons in Spanish. Revise college-level lessons in Spanish”
What You'll Achieve.
Ensure content is great resource for students
Industry & Context.
Accuracy checks; Minor edits
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelor's degree in Spanish, 3-5 years of teaching experience in Spanish, Experience editing or developing educational content, Experience editing or developing assessments, Experience editing or developing test-prep materials, Excellent written English, Command of grammar, Command of syntax, Command of tone for adult learners, Familiarity with DEI guidelines
Nice to Have
Master's degree in Spanish, Experience teaching College level Spanish, Experience with content management systems
What You'll Do.
Review college-level lessons in Spanish
Revise college-level lessons in Spanish
Check accuracy of lessons
Check clarity of lessons
Perform accuracy checks on lessons
Make minor edits if lesson is inaccurate
Confirm lessons are coherent
Confirm lessons are helpful for users
Follow internal documentation to improve content accuracy
Follow internal documentation to improve quality of lessons
Approve college-level lessons
Verify content is accurate
Verify content is on-level
Verify content is appropriate for course
How You'll Work.
Communication Scope
Written English
Full Job Description
Spanish - College Lesson Editor We are seeking detail‑oriented Subject-Matter Experts in Spanish to review and revise college-level lessons. You will check to confirm the accuracy and clarity of lessons to ensure our content is a great resource for students. This is an online, remote contract role. All work is paid hourly. Job Description: The Spanish subject-matter expert will carefully perform accuracy checks on provided college-level lessons. Minor edits may be required if the lesson is inaccurate in any way. Experts must be capable of confirming that lessons are coherent and helpful for our users. What You’ll Do - Follow internal documentation to improve content accuracy and quality of provided lessons - Review and approve college-level lessons in your field - Verify content is accurate, on-level, and appropriate for the related course What Makes You a Great Fit - Subject-matter expertise in Spanish - Strong editorial judgment for educational materials, with an eye for clarity, fairness, and learner‑appropriate rigor - Meticulous attention to detail and consistency for question accuracy and alignment to the exam’s content guide - Ability to work independently and follow structured procedures Required Qualifications - A bachelor’s degree in Spanish - 3-5 years of teaching experience in Spanish - Experience editing or developing educational content, assessments, or test‑prep materials - Excellent written English and command of grammar, syntax, and tone for adult learners - Familiarity with DEI guidelines for content publication - Reliable internet and your own computer Preferred Qualifications - Master’s degree in Spanish - Experience teaching College level Spanish - Experience with content management systems What We Offer: Reliable Payments: You'll receive payments twice a month and automated invoicing for your work. Remote Work: This is a fully online contracted work-from-home opportunity. Flexibility: Basically, there are no requirements! Work when you want, wh
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