Hindi Voice Coach (Remote, Part-Time)

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the centralized platform for people who build careers in AI training and data labeling. We help freelancers find and manage language, audio, and annotation work in one place and grow a durable portfolio of AI-training experience.

  • Platform for building long-term freelance careers in AI training and data labeling.
  • Profiles show your proof-of-work across projects so you don’t rebuild credibility on every platform.

Why AI Training Matters

AI systems learn from examples created and reviewed by people — and language coaches play a key role when models must understand natural speech, pronunciation, and conversational nuance. This is flexible, accessible work that directly shapes how speech-aware AI behaves.

Many projects require no prior technical experience beyond strong language skills and attention to detail, making this a great way to enter the fast-growing AI-training industry.

  • 100% remote — work from anywhere with a connection.
  • Flexible part-time hours that fit around other commitments.
  • Entry-level-friendly roles and opportunities to specialize.

Role Overview

We’re hiring a Hindi Voice Coach to lead remote one-on-one and group coaching that improves pronunciation, intonation, and conversational fluency. You will review and work with audio recordings, design exercises, and provide detailed feedback to learners.

This is a contractor, part-time role for under 20 hours per week. Pay is hourly (USD) with a posted range of $30–$65/hr; the role involves audio work and uses AUDIO_RECORDING data.

  • Position: Hindi Voice Coach (Contractor, Part-Time)
  • Hours: Less than 20 hours/week
  • Pay: PAY_PER_HOUR (USD) — range $30 to $65 per hour
  • Data type: Audio; label types: AUDIO_RECORDING
  • Work scope: Remote, open worldwide; native or near-native Hindi required

What You’ll Do

You will coach learners to improve Hindi speech and fluency, evaluate recordings, create targeted exercises, and track progress over time. Expect to deliver constructive, actionable feedback and adapt your approach for each learner’s needs.

  • Coach learners in Hindi pronunciation, intonation, and conversational fluency.
  • Assess speech patterns and tailor coaching strategies to individuals.
  • Design and deliver interactive exercises that support measurable progress.
  • Provide clear, constructive written and verbal feedback after sessions.
  • Review and annotate audio recordings to identify patterns and errors.
  • Track learner progress and refine coaching methods over time.
  • Collaborate with the OpenTrain team to improve the learning experience.

Requirements & Preferred Qualifications

Candidates must demonstrate strong Hindi speaking and writing ability, experience coaching voice or accent work, and comfort delivering remote feedback. The role suits entry-level coaches who can motivate varied learners and use digital tools for virtual sessions.

  • Native or near-native proficiency in spoken and written Hindi (required).
  • Experience coaching voice, accent, or language fluency in remote settings.
  • Ability to assess pronunciation, intonation, and speech patterns accurately.
  • Strong written and verbal communication with attention to detail.
  • Comfort using digital tools for virtual coaching and audio review.
  • Background in linguistics, voice coaching, instructional design, or e-learning is a plus.

Compensation, Schedule, and How to Apply

This contractor role pays hourly (USD) with a posted range of $30–$65/hr and is designed for less than 20 hours per week. OpenTrain supports you in turning project work into a lasting portfolio of AI-training experience.

To apply, create or update your OpenTrain profile, list relevant Hindi and coaching experience, and submit your application for this role. OpenTrain helps match your skills to projects and centralize proof-of-work across engagements.

  • Employment type: Contractor, Part-time.
  • Expected weekly commitment: Less than 20 hours.
  • Payment type: Hourly (PAY_PER_HOUR) in USD; range $30–$65/hr.
  • Languages required: Hindi (hi).
  • Worldwide applicants accepted; remote work only.
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