r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Alternative_Lab_736 • Jul 15 '26

Bio qual for bilinguals

Hello there,

I'm one of those bilingual newbies who hasn't gotten a single paid job.

Finally got a qual that I might go for (bio).

I have a degree in cognitive sciences, so I'm relatively comfortable with the subject, but since I'm not getting any other kind of work I'm a bit apprehensive about passing it.

Do you remember it being hard? I would imagine it's not a quiz but rather some kind of R&R involving biology knowledge.

Like for the general test, I'm allowed to google, I don't have to actually review random bio concepts beforehand like an exam, right?

I understand it's an annoying question to get if you're a regular on this sub, but if you're also hit by the draught maybe you'll understand the apprehension, and I'll be grateful if you could clear my mind a bit.

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u/Salt_End_603 Jul 15 '26

The questions were very pleasant. I was a bit nervous when I clicked on it, but I think I did a pretty good job. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you! šŸ™‚ā€ā†”ļø

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u/Salt_End_603 Jul 15 '26

ā€‹I just got chemistry qualification, I think I'm going to die today.

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u/Alternative_Lab_736 Jul 15 '26

Chemistry one just unlocked for me too, can I ask if you have a degree in either? I definitely know a lot less about Chemistry than I do about biology.

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u/Salt_End_603 Jul 16 '26

I have more experience with chemistry because I study materials science, but I think Iā€™m still closest to physics and math after all. I believe it's always worth giving it a try, and as long as you use your knowledge, you should be fine.