Practice Test Content Editor, Earth Science

Overview Remote Philippines Practice Test Content Editor, Earth Science Study.com helps learners achieve their education and career goals with engaging, high‑quality learning content. We are looking for passionate individuals to work online and edit practice test questions to help students prepare for various professional certification exams. About the Role We are seeking detail‑oriented Content Editors to review and revise practice question content. You will train on the guidelines for a specific exam, then evaluate and edit questions against given quality, rigor, style and formatting standards. This role is fully remote. You’ll work independently, manage your own time, and follow clear documentation to ensure consistent, high‑quality outcomes. This is an online, remote contract role. All work is paid hourly. Project Description Follow internal documentation to improve content clarity, authenticity to exam questions, and option and explanation quality Use exam content guides to validate that questions assess the provided skills Use copyediting skills to follow formatting conventions and ensure language and tone are compliant with DEI policies Required Skills 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 Willingness to learn about instructional design and train on new exams Ability to work independently, manage multiple projects, and follow structured procedures Required Qualifications A bachelor’s degree in Earth Science 3‑5 years of working experience in your field of expertise 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 Background in K‑12, higher education, or test prep Experience with content management systems Familiarity with best practices in practice question design Experience with wiki‑style formatting and copyediting MathJax/LaTeX familiarity for occasional formatting tasks What We Offer Reliable Payments: You\'ll receive payments twice a month and automated invoicing for your work. 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