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Position Overview & Specifications
Up Learn is a London-based education technology company and we use AI and cognitive science to ensure every student can achieve top grades! Our current focus is on producing A-level content for the UK education system.
We are looking for someone with working knowledge of school-level microeconomics and macroeconomics, to support our Content Operations team on a freelance basis.
Responsibilities:
Review student responses to economics quizzes on our online learning platform, and recommend improvements to our quiz content where appropriate
General QA of new economics content
Communicate with colleagues using Slack (an online messaging platform)
Requirements
Ideally available for 10+ hours per week
A working knowledge of economics, at A-level (or equivalent) or higher.
Ability to work fully-online
Attention to detail
Clear and consistent communication
Knowledge of additional STEM subjects is a bonus!
Benefits
Hourly rate of £12.00 per hour
Flexible working environment
Fully-remote position
Opportunity to work with a growing London ed-tech company
Potential to work on new tasks depending on performance and experience
Friendly international team
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