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Evaluating search results
Judging whether search engine results or AI answers are useful and reliable, a few hours a week.
How to get started
- Look at the "Rater" or "Search Engine Evaluator" listings from TELUS Digital (jobs.telusdigital.com) and RWS TrainAI.
- Choose your country of residence and French as your main language when applying.
- Expect a qualification exam on the rating guidelines, often in English.
- Once accepted, keep to the required number of hours and the quality checks.
Skills needed
- Languages
- Computing
Tools and equipment needed
- Computer
- Smartphone
Good tips
- Good knowledge of your country's news and culture is a real asset.
- Listings for Belgium also appear: choose "Belgium" and "French (Belgium)".
Watch out for
- Some listings require several years of residence in the country, and English as well as French.
- The entry exam is long and unpaid: allow several hours to prepare.
Rules to know
France
TELUS Digital requires self-employed status (for example micro-entreprise) and an Urssaf certificate of compliance (attestation de vigilance).
Belgium
You usually need self-employed status, which can be held alongside a job.
Simplified summary: check the official websites before you start.
How much it pays
Indicative amount, varies with region, experience and demand. Before tax and social contributions.
France
Estimate On average €23 per hour (payment)
Rate shown by TELUS Digital for a French-speaking rater role in France, paid according to tasks completed, as a freelancer.
Indicative example: about €230 for a 10 h week.
Source: TELUS Digital : Quality Assurance Rater, français (France) · Checked on 24 Oct 2026
Belgium
Estimate not available
No reliable source found yet: we prefer not to give a figure.