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AI Training Jobs With No Experience

$20–$100/hrtypical paylive median $40/hr

Measured from 805 distinct advertised rates, across 27 platforms. 346 of the 1,171 open roles here state no hourly rate; 18 advertise only a maximum ("up to $X/hr"), which is excluded.

These AI training roles ask for no degree, no expert field and no prior experience in their title: rating AI answers, labeling data, recording audio and judging AI in a language you speak. 1,171 are open right now on , including Mindrift, Welo Data and Sigma AI. They are chosen by the rule of our research report AI Training Work Without Experience and checked against each platform's job board every hour.

See 1,171 rolesUpdated 51 min ago

In the report, read at the end of 19 Oct 2026, 1,170 of the 4,319 open AI training roles (27.1%) met this rule, at a median advertised $36/hr. The list below is today's board.

The work you can do without experience

Every kind of AI training work with open roles that ask for no expertise, most roles first. Each count opens its roles, and each pay figure the roles it is measured from.

Multilingual & Localization

AI evaluation in your language: rating, correcting and writing AI answers in a language you speak natively.

595 open$25–$100/hr
Transcription, Audio & Speech

Recording your voice, transcribing audio and judging how speech sounds, for voice and speech models.

288 open$20–$70/hr
Data Annotation & Labeling

Labeling images, text and video so a model learns what they show.

98 open$15–$120/hr
AI Evaluation & Rating (RLHF)

Rating and comparing AI answers for accuracy and helpfulness: generalist RLHF work.

65 open$20–$120/hr
Robotics & Physical-AI Data

Filming everyday tasks with a phone or a worn camera, so robots can learn from them.

57 open$6–$40/hr
Agentic Tasks & RL Environments

Checking, step by step, what an AI agent does on a computer task.

21 open$35–$55/hr
Research Studies & Surveys

Paid studies and surveys run by AI teams on how people use and judge AI.

21 open$100–$110/hr
Red-Teaming & AI Safety

Trying to make AI models say or do what they should not, and writing up what worked.

20 open$45–$120/hr
Math & STEM

Math and science checks whose title names no degree or field.

5 openFew rates stated
Writing & Content

Writing and editing the prompts and example answers models learn from.

1 openFew rates stated

Typical pay: the 25th percentile of what roles pay (the middle of each advertised range) to the 90th-percentile advertised ceiling, shown where at least 3 distinct rates are advertised.

Platforms that hire beginners

The platforms with open roles that ask for no experience, most roles first, with the hourly rates those roles state.

PlatformRolesRates stated
Mindrift logoMindrift241$100/hr
Welo Data logoWelo Data184$2.25–$65/hr
Sigma AI logoSigma AI84Not stated
Alignerr logoAlignerr74$10–$200/hr
Invisible logoInvisible54$6–$65/hr
Prolific logoProlific51$18–$120/hr
Claru logoClaru47$5–$100/hr
AfterQuery logoAfterQuery46$30–$50/hr
Turing logoTuring43$15–$20/hr
Appen logoAppen33$2.40–$3.60/hr
micro1 logomicro132$8–$140/hr
TransPerfect DataForce logoTransPerfect DataForce32Not stated
Braintrust logoBraintrust31$8–$31/hr
Babel Audio logoBabel Audio24$17.50–$150/hr
Mercor logoMercor22$20–$65/hr
Volga Partners logoVolga Partners22$2–$17/hr
Innodata logoInnodata19$10–$55/hr
Perle Labs logoPerle Labs18Not stated
Lifted (Upwork) logoLifted (Upwork)17$10–$35/hr
OneForma logoOneForma17$12/hr
Weekday logoWeekday14$45–$160/hr
xAI (SpaceXAI) logoxAI (SpaceXAI)14$35–$75/hr
OpenTrain AI logoOpenTrain AI10$2–$52/hr
Rise Data Labs logoRise Data Labs10$15–$50/hr
RemoExperts logoRemoExperts9$20–$120/hr
Handshake AI logoHandshake AI7$17–$158/hr
Terac logoTerac4$2–$85/hr
Pila8 logoPila83$10–$50/hr
Scale AI Human Frontier Collective logoScale AI Human Frontier Collective3$100–$300/hr
Pasiflora AI logoPasiflora AI2$15/hr
Vetto2Not stated
Outlier (Scale AI) logoOutlier (Scale AI)1up to $18/hr
Sovrano AI logoSovrano AI1Not stated

What these roles still ask for

No experience is not no requirements. Of the 1,762 roles whose full description states no degree, years of experience or credential (read on 19 Oct 2026), this is the share that still mentions each:

A native or fluent language
67.7%
An assessment, test or trial task
13.6%
An interview (any kind)
8.3%
An AI-led or recorded video interview
1.5%
A background check or identity verification
1.0%
Generalist roles open to applicants in any country (the rest name their countries)
19.9%
The full report: what the descriptions ask for, by kind of work →

Transcription, Audio & Speech roles that need no experience

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Before you apply

  • No fees, ever. A legitimate AI training platform never charges you to apply, to take its test or to start work. Anyone asking for money for a starter kit, a course or a placement is not hiring you.
  • Assessments are usually unpaid. Expect a test or trial task before paid work: 13.6% of the roles that state no requirement still mention one (read on 19 Oct 2026). Budget the time.
  • Expert work pays more. These roles' live median is $40/hr against $80/hr for law, medicine and finance roles and $65/hr for coding roles; within the same kind of work, generalist roles advertise 87.0% more than other roles (read on 19 Oct 2026).
  • A title is a signal, not a promise. These roles ask for no expertise in their title, which is not the same as accepting everyone: only 91 of the full descriptions we read (2.3%) say outright that a beginner may apply. Read each posting for the language, country and hours it asks.
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Frequently asked questions

Can you get an AI training job with no experience?

Yes. 1,171 open AI training roles ask for no expert field, level, degree or credential in their title right now, 27% of the 4,325 roles on the board, on 33 platforms. Most are language, audio and data labeling work. A title is a signal, not a promise: only 2.3% of the full descriptions we read say outright that a beginner may apply, so read each posting before you apply.

How much do AI training jobs with no experience pay?

Typical pay is $20–$100/hr (the 25th percentile of what roles pay (the middle of each advertised range) to the 90th-percentile advertised ceiling), with a live median of $40/hr, measured from 805 distinct advertised rates across 27 platforms. Expert work pays more: law, medicine and finance roles have a live median of $80/hr and coding roles have a live median of $65/hr.

What AI training work can you do without experience?

The most roles are in Multilingual & Localization (595), Transcription, Audio & Speech (288), Data Annotation & Labeling (98), AI Evaluation & Rating (RLHF) (65). Language work is the largest share: platforms pay native speakers to rate and correct AI answers in their own language.

Which platforms hire beginners for AI training work?

Mindrift (241), Welo Data (184), Sigma AI (84), Alignerr (74), Invisible (54) list the most roles that ask for no experience today, of 33 platforms with at least one.

What do no-experience AI training roles still ask for?

Of the roles whose full description states no degree, years of experience or credential (read on 19 Oct 2026), 67.7% ask for a native or fluent language and 13.6% mention an assessment or test. Only 19.9% of generalist roles are open worldwide; the rest name the countries they hire in.

Do you have to pay to start AI training work?

No. A legitimate AI training platform never charges you to apply, to take its test or to start work. Expect to spend unpaid time on the application and the assessment instead.

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