Chinese & German Text Annotators
Budget: $8 – $12 USD
I’m expanding an ongoing remote annotation project and need native speakers from China and Germany who can read through open-web content—mainly blog posts, long-form articles and the occasional video transcript—and tag each passage according to how well the subject meets specific government-certification benchmarks and a few internal quality criteria I’ll supply.
You’ll receive a short set of labeling guidelines that spell out the certification standards, plus examples of “good,” “borderline,” and “poor” content. For every assigned batch you simply:
• read the text,
• decide whether it satisfies the stated certification criteria,
• add the appropriate tag in the shared web tool, and
• leave a brief justification (one or two sentences).
Turnaround per batch is 24 hours. Accuracy is monitored through spot checks; consistent 95 %+ accuracy unlocks larger volumes each week.
If you’re fluent in written Mandarin or German, comfortable making judgment calls, and able to work at least 10 hours weekly, let’s get you onboarded.
You’ll receive a short set of labeling guidelines that spell out the certification standards, plus examples of “good,” “borderline,” and “poor” content. For every assigned batch you simply:
• read the text,
• decide whether it satisfies the stated certification criteria,
• add the appropriate tag in the shared web tool, and
• leave a brief justification (one or two sentences).
Turnaround per batch is 24 hours. Accuracy is monitored through spot checks; consistent 95 %+ accuracy unlocks larger volumes each week.
If you’re fluent in written Mandarin or German, comfortable making judgment calls, and able to work at least 10 hours weekly, let’s get you onboarded.