Internship Remote AI Training Assisstant (Social media Content & Engagement)

Location: Remote (open to candidates working from anywhere)

Job Type: Part-time, flexible / independent contractor Pay: £100 minimum + bonus per week

Start Date: Immediate

About WrapiD Solutions

WrapiD Solutions is a London-based digital and AI company operating under the London Business Network. We source, train, and support remote contributors who work on AI training projects for leading platforms - helping improve how AI systems understand and generate content. Our current focus is LinkedIn-style content and engagement data, supporting a wider AI training initiative.

We handle the recruitment, onboarding, and day-to-day support so contributors can focus on doing great work and getting paid reliably.

About the Role

As a Remote AI Trainer, you'll complete structured tasks that help train and evaluate AI models on LinkedIn-style content - things like rating post quality, assessing engagement patterns, and providing written feedback on sample content. Work is done through our partner platform, and you'll set your own schedule around weekly targets.

No prior AI or tech experience is required. We provide full onboarding, a step-by-step guide, and a dedicated coordinator to support you as you get started.

Key Responsibilities

Complete AI documentation tasks accurately to grow businesses from scratch organically- this time teaching them through social media performances

Follow task guidelines and quality standards provided during onboarding

Meet a minimum weekly task/output target once fully onboarded

Flag unclear tasks or technical issues to your onboarding coordinator promptly

Maintain the confidentiality of any platform materials, guidelines, or content you're exposed to

Keep your account and payment details accurate and up to date

What You'll Need

Strong written English and good attention to detail

Comfortable working independently with minimal supervision

Reliable laptop or desktop computer and stable internet connection

Availability for a short video introduction and a brief onboarding call

Ability to commit to consistent weekly hours once onboarded

Eligibility requirement: Candidates must not have prior paid work experience on Outlier, Scale AI, Appen, Remotasks, TELUS AI, or Labelbox. This is a requirement set by our training platform partner, not by WrapiD - we're happy to explain the reasoning during your onboarding call.

A great fit if you're:

A student looking for flexible income around your schedule

Anyone comfortable with independent, task-based remote work

What We Offer

Fully remote, flexible hours - work around your existing commitments

Clear, structured onboarding with a dedicated support coordinator

Ongoing support throughout your contract, not just at sign-up

Straightforward payment process via Airtm The chance to work on real AI training projects with a growing company

How to apply

Apply with a short screening questionnaire

Submit a 2-minute video introducing yourself

Book your onboarding call via the Calendly link we send you

Complete onboarding and platform verification

Start your first paid tasks

Most candidates move from application to their first paid task within about a week.

Contact

Questions about the role or application process? Email us at hello@wrapidsolutions.co.uk

WrapiD Solutions is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds who meet the eligibility criteria above.

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