Korean CART Captionist (Contract) – Fall Semester (Remote)

Position Overview Caption Consulting is seeking an experienced contract Captionist to provide remote real-time captioning for a college-level Korean language course during the Fall semester. This is a remote, contract position supporting bi-weekly scheduled classes throughout the Fall semester. The captionist will provide high-quality, real-time captions using English and Romanized Korean to ensure accurate communication access for a d/Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing college student. Responsibilities • Provide accurate, real-time captioning during live remote college classes. • Caption spoken Korean using accepted Romanized Korean spelling conventions, along with English as appropriate. • Produce accurate class transcripts following each session. • Maintain high standards for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and terminology. • Follow Caption Consulting's standards for professionalism, confidentiality, and accessibility. • Communicate promptly with our scheduling team regarding availability or technical issues. Required Qualifications • Training and experience in CART, TypeWell, or comparable real-time captioning services. • Experience providing real-time captioning in higher education or classroom environments. • Strong listening skills and the ability to accurately caption Romanized Korean and English. • Excellent written English skills with exceptional attention to detail. • Understanding of communication access for d/Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students. • Ability to work independently in a remote setting. • Reliable computer, high-speed internet, and familiarity with remote captioning platforms and software. Preferred Qualifications • Experience supporting college or university students. • Previous experience captioning foreign language coursework. • Familiarity with Korean language instruction or Romanization systems. Job Details • Position Type Independent Contractor • Location Remote • Schedule Scheduled college classes during the Fall semester • Industry Higher Education Accessibility Pay $75.00 - $100.00 per hour Work Location Remote

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