Question

Hello all, how do I become a qualified helper here @Openstudy????? I am pretty smart, my SAT score was only a 1700 but I never really studied for it. I am taking 6 AP exams next week and I have a vast knowledge foundation. i want to help people out and maybe make a few bucks on the side too! Is there a standard protocol for this kind of job at openstudy?

Answer 1

http://openstudy.com/whats-new

Answer 2

Read that.

Answer 3

yah I have but how do I become a qualified helper?

Answer 4

go here https://docs.google.com/a/openstudy.com/forms/d/14chWatcyhBZi9OazysshsDs6hWW5JmirpnFRjVF74ks/viewform

Answer 5

thankyou!

Answer 6

yup :)

Answer 7

it says you must have a smart score at 80, not lower

Answer 8

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vwhddcopcKzJevVuf10-t1awlfzb-_aYyglBQiX1Xg4/edit?pli=1# its on the last page

Answer 9

QH are a small group of outstanding and dedicated helpers that have been trained to help users get fast and detailed help on their questions.

Moderators and users with SmartScore 80 and above can apply to be Qualified Helpers. Non-moderator applicants must:
- Have at least one title
- No suspensions
- Send in a ID
- Sign a agreement
- Go through the selection and interview process
- Go through training
- Commit at least 2 hours a day to OpenStudy

Apply here to be a Qualified Helper:

http://goo.gl/wUODVK

Answer 10

Raise your SmartScore first. ;)

Answer 11

what does send in a id mean, like your username or real name?

Answer 12

Sending an ID means sending a picture of yourself, like a driver's licence that shows your birth date.

Answer 13

ok, but what if you dont have a licence, can you use a birth certificate?

Answer 14

School id will suffice.

Answer 15

yes, or library card, or school ID
just has to have your name (to show you are a real person)
and hint at your age (must be older than 13)

Answer 16

Don't use a birth certificate, that's tmi :P

Answer 17

whats sign a agreement?

Answer 18

it's basically a promise that you won't help the askers cheat on tests, will actually give them help, actually spend time on openstudy as a Qualified helper etc

Answer 19

oh ok, thanks for answer my questions :)

Answer 20

Maybe get to 80 SS. :)

Answer 21

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @EclipsedStar
Raise your SmartScore first. ;)
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:P

Answer 22

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Smileyside
it says you must have a smart score at 80, not lower
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Answer 23

There is always someone before.

Answer 24

Personally, from what I have understood about the Qualified Helper selection process and comparing the users that have been selected vs the rejected, Moderators have a 100% applied/accepted rate
while for non moderators, all have been 99ss with a minimum knowledge of Calculus 1 (as in including all math knowledge from Pre-Algebra to and including Calculus) (Achieving a 5 on an APCalc Test is a plus)

Good luck to those applying!

Answer 25

You don't apply,

Answer 26

Point is you have to meet all the requirements.

Answer 27

There is no application to become a Mod
exceptional users who have dedicated their lives to OpenStudy are offered a chance

Answer 28

oh ok

Answer 29

@Smileyside http://www.openstudy.com/study#/updates/5535bf64e4b04e4781e7352a

Answer 30

https://docs.google.com/a/openstudy.com/forms/d/14chWatcyhBZi9OazysshsDs6hWW5JmirpnFRjVF74ks/viewform