Sherlock's Exclusive Judging Apprentice Program
What is the Sherlock Judging Apprentice Program, and how does it help you level up your judging skills?
Note: Judging Apprentices are hand-picked based on their performance on the platform, you cannot apply to this program.
As one of the chosen, you'll receive:
500 Signal for contributing to the judging process of a contest you've already participated in.
Boost Your Leaderboard Ranking: Your judging efforts will directly impact your signal score, offering a unique chance to climb the leaderboard based on your performance.
Direct Communication with Sherlock's Top Judges: Get exclusive access to Sherlock’s expert judges for personalized guidance and mentorship.
Join a Prestigious Circle: Once graduated you'll join the chat with other graduates, sharing insights and strategies to sharpen your skills.
Special Recognition in the Sherlock Discord: Stand out in the community with a unique role that highlights your expertise.
Earn up to $10k per month: Master the art of judging and unlock the potential to earn up to $10,000 per month by applying your expertise to contests.
Higher chance of becoming a Lead Judge: consistently showing exceptional performance in judging contests after the program, almost guarantees receiving a Lead Judge opportunity.
This program runs across 3 contests, and once you've successfully judged all three, you will have a high leaderboard signal score, significantly increasing your earning potential. Performing well in these contests will allow you to make serious money by continuing as a top judge. However, to judge contests after you've entered the Judging Apprentice Program, you'll have to sign up as a dedicated judge, which means judging all the reports submitted in the contest.
As a Judging Apprentice, you will be expected to:
Thoroughly review and judge all the issues in the contest you've signed up for as a dedicated judge.
Provide insightful commentary and engage in professional discussions, adhering to Sherlock’s judging guidelines.
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