School Psychology & Counseling Practice Test Writer (Contract)

Study.com; United States; Remote; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Study.com is seeking a remote Practice Test Writer with expertise in School Psychology & Counseling. This role involves creating quality test questions for various professional exams, requiring excellent writing skills and a Master's degree. Candidates will enjoy flexible working hours and payment based on completed work.

Benefits

Reliable Payments

Flexible Work Schedule

Remote Work Opportunity

Supportive Staff

Qualifications

• Requires a Master’s Degree or professional license in School Psychology & Counseling.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in related exams.
• Knowledge of tests like Praxis, SHRM, and NCLEX is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Write practice test questions based on subject expertise.
• Ensure questions meet content, format, and difficulty standards.
• Collaborate effectively with team and respond to feedback.

Skills

Excellent writing skills

Subject matter expertise

Ability to follow directions

Strong communication skills

Self-motivated

Education

Master’s Degree or higher in School Psychology & Counseling

Job description

School Psychology & Counseling Practice Test Writer (Contract)

Remote US

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Study.com is dedicated to making education easily accessible and highly valuable. We are looking for passionate individuals to work online and write practice test questions to help students prepare for various professional exams.

As a Practice Test Writer, you’ll write a variety of question types that contain clear and relevant content according to the project specifications. You will be provided materials such as learning objectives and sample questions in order to write questions that meet the content, format and difficulty of the real standardized tests.

Some exams we help prepare learners for include: - Teaching Certificates (i.e. Praxis, ILTS, MTTC, GACE etc..) - Professional Certificates (i.e. SHRM, CPCE, FINRA Series 6, NCLEX etc..) - Military Exams (i.e. ASVAB, AFOQT, etc..) You will write practice tests based on your subject matter expertise.

This is an online, remote contract role. All work is paid per piece.

Required Skills:

- A Master’s Degree or higher and/or up-to-date professional license/credential in School Psychology & Counseling.

- You must have knowledge and experience in any of the given or related exams to provide high-quality, accurate information to students, or at least 2 years in your field.

- You need to have excellent writing skills using correct English grammar and mechanics and the ability to follow directions.

- As an online contractor, you'll need to be self-sufficient, motivated, and responsive to feedback.

- This is a collaborative role that requires collaboration, strong communication skills, and being responsive to feedback.

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, where you want, as often as you want, with no minimums/maximums.
• Support: Our supportive staff is available answer your questions and help you get up and running.

The Contract Process

• Complete the application and submit with your resume.
• Applications are approved and contracts sent on Wednesdays.
• Submit the contract within the 5-day signing window.
• The following Wednesday, you’ll receive onboarding instructions.

The mission of Study.com is to make education accessible, and over the last two decades we’ve become the leading online education platform, deliveringapersonalized learning experience across a broad continuum of education for over 30 million students, instructors, and professionals every month.

We help empower millions of learners to achieve their education and career goals. We focus on increasing access to education because we know information is the ultimate equalizer and that education is key to upward mobility.

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