Teachers, lecturers and learning specialists check how AI models explain ideas, plan lessons and support students. This page lists open education AI training roles, checked every day.
- 3 open roles
- Listed at $70 to $90 an hour
- 3 open outside the US
Pay as listed. Updated 2026-10-19.
These are remote contract roles for teachers, lecturers and learning specialists. The work is checking how AI models explain ideas, plan lessons and support students, and writing better answers where they fall short.
Hours are set per role and shown up front, which helps if you are fitting this around a school timetable or the summer break.
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- EducationSpecial Education Specialist / IEP ConsultantListed at $90 an hourRemote5 to 20 hrs/weekView role →
- EducationEducator / School ProfessionalListed at $80 an hourRemote5 to 20 hrs/weekView role →
- EducationTraining / Onboarding / L&D SpecialistListed at $70 an hourRemote5 to 20 hrs/weekView role →
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Questions
Are there remote teaching jobs in AI training?
Yes. This page lists 3 open education roles from AI training platforms, checked every day. Filled roles come off the page automatically.
What do remote teaching jobs in AI training pay?
The open roles on this page are listed at $70 to $90 an hour, as of the Updated date above. Those are the rates the listings state, not what anyone will earn.
Do I need AI experience to apply?
The roles ask for real education expertise. Most applications include an AI interview about your background, and our AI interview guide covers how to prepare.
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