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Habitat Learn

Captioner, Note Taker

Habitat Learn

. Attend university classes remotely as a Note Taker or Captioner .

Posted 9/30/2026contractRemote • CanadaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong writing and editing skills, with the ability to create verbatim transcriptions and organized study aids. Exhibits sensitivity to the needs of individuals with disabilities while maintaining a dependable and independent work ethic in an academic environment.

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Typing Speed 60+ WPMVerbatim TranscriptionStrong Writing SkillsSensitivity to DisabilitiesPolice Clearance Certificate

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Hard Skills
Verbatim TranscriptionTyping Speed 60+ WPMInformation AnalysisEditing Skills
Soft Skills
DependabilityIndependenceTime Management
Tools & Technologies
Messenger PigeonPersonal Laptop
Certifications & Qualifications
Police Clearance Certificate
Industry Keywords
Academic EnvironmentEquitable Access to EducationStudy AidsProfessional References

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Attend university classes remotely as a Note Taker or Captioner
  • Type information on a laptop during university lectures, tutorials, and labs
  • Create verbatim transcriptions of instructor speech using Messenger Pigeon
  • Record key lecture information as organized study aids with major topics and key points as headings
  • Help students overcome barriers in class and contribute to equitable access to education

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Completed post secondary education or about to graduate
  • Studied and excelled in a variety of subjects, including Math, English, Sciences, Arts, Business, History, Humanities, Social sciences, and Natural Sciences
  • Typing speed of 60+ wpm
  • Comfortable in an academic environment
  • Sensitivity to the needs of people with disabilities
  • Use of own personal laptop
  • Strong writing and editing skills
  • Ability to analyze and process information quickly
  • Able to work independently, be on time, dependable, and meet deadlines
  • Minimum of 2 professional references
  • Police Clearance Certificate
  • Minimum commitment of one academic semester
  • Availability for assignments typically between 8am–9pm Monday to Saturday

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Everyday learning opportunities
  • Flexible schedules
  • Work with new technology
  • Contribute to equitable access to education