Can you work on it from Nigeria?
A Turing LLM trainer listing names Nigeria among its eligible countries, with Kenya, Ghana, Egypt, India and others. Each listing sets its own countries.
Last checked 15 November 2026. Source
At a glance
- What you do
- Writing and reviewing code for AI training
- Function calling and agent tasks
- Maths and STEM problems
- Pay
- Not shown on listingsOther sites say $30 to $70 an hour; we couldn't confirm it. Agree the rate before you start.
- How you’re paid
- Bank transfer (local or SWIFT)PayPal and Airtm aren't supported. The account must be in your own name.
- To get in
- 3 or more years of experience in the field
- 20 or more hours a week, with 4 hours overlapping US Pacific time
- Technical vetting and written English
- Good for
- Developers, STEM graduates
- Open projects
- See what Turing is hiring for now
Watch out for
- Contracts are short (often around six weeks). Plan for gaps between them.
Questions about Turing
Can I work on Turing from Nigeria?
Yes. A Turing LLM trainer listing names Nigeria among its eligible countries, with Kenya, Ghana, Egypt, India and others. Each listing sets its own countries.
How much does Turing pay?
Not shown on listings. Other sites say $30 to $70 an hour; we couldn't confirm it. Agree the rate before you start. Pay depends on the project, and work isn't guaranteed.
How does Turing pay people in Nigeria?
Bank transfer (local or SWIFT). PayPal and Airtm aren't supported. The account must be in your own name.
Does Turing charge a fee to join?
No. Turing doesn't charge workers to sign up, train or get paid. If someone asks you to pay for a Turing account, a slot or training, it's a scam.
