The Assessment Development Division of Educational Testing Service is seeking freelance writers, advanced graduate students, teachers, lecturers, and others who have an appreciation for good writing and a sense of the kinds of texts encountered by graduate students and advanced undergraduates. Successful candidates will work with ETS test development staff in developing reading comprehension materials for the GRE® revised General Test on subject matter relating to physical sciences, biological sciences, social science, and the humanities.

The six-week program will begin June 29th and end August 7th. Summer employees will work 8-hour days, Mondays-Friday, at the ETS campus in Princeton, NJ.

Candidates should submit a short (no more than one-page) sample text that they believe would be suitable for testing critical reading skills. The sample should not be a self-generated piece of writing, but rather an excerpt of material from a published source. It should exemplify writing that exhibits a level of complexity comparable to what would be encountered in graduate school, and it should be engaging to an academically diverse group of readers. The sample should submitted along with a CV or resume. Please include a citation for the source.

Interested candidates should apply online no later than Monday, March 23rd.

Please apply online at:
http://ets.pereless.com/83080/internships.html -Click on the bottom of the first page to “search for an internship”; then select “2015 Assessment Development Intern, GRE” from the job title list; then click “sign in to submit application.”

Experience and Skills
Exemplary writing and critical reading skills are required. Candidates should have a graduate degree or equivalent experience.
ETS is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or other characteristic protected by law.