# Scholars Knowledge Base

## Scholars Docs – Talent

- [Welcome](https://docs.scholars.net/readme.md): Everything you need to become and work as a Scholar.
- [Video Guides](https://docs.scholars.net/video-guides.md): A series of video guides on how to use Scholars.
- [FAQ](https://docs.scholars.net/faq.md): Quick answers to common questions about Scholars.
- [Create your account](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/create-your-account.md): Creating your Scholars account is the first step towards becoming a Scholar. Here's how to do it.
- [Complete your profile](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/complete-your-profile.md): Completing your profile is the best way to stand out and increase your chances to be selected for projects. Learn how to do so here.
- [Apply for a job](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/apply-for-a-job.md): Learn how to apply for a job on Scholars.
- [Get paid](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/get-paid.md): Learn how to get paid on Scholars.
- [Take an assessment](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/take-an-assessment.md): Taking and passing assessments is a requirement for most jobs on Scholars. Learn how to take one here.
- [Verify your identity](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/verify-your-identity.md): Learn how to get verified and become eligible to be selected for more projects.
- [Accept or reject a job offer](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/accept-or-reject-a-job-offer.md): Learn here how to accept or reject job offers on Scholars.
- [Track the time spent on a job](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/track-the-time-spent-on-a-job.md): Learn how to keep track of time you spend on a job on Scholars.
- [Send a timesheet](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/send-a-timesheet.md)
- [Submit an expense](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/submit-an-expense.md): Request reimbursement for an expense incurred on a job.
- [Set up your banking information](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/set-up-your-banking-information.md): Learn how to add a payout method so Scholars can pay you.
- [Set up your tax information](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/set-up-your-tax-information.md): Learn how to complete the tax information required for payments.
- [Use your workspace account](https://docs.scholars.net/how-to/use-your-workspace-account.md): Learn how Scholars workspace accounts work and how to access yours.
- [Assessments](https://docs.scholars.net/info/assessments.md): Learn more about assessments on Scholars.
- [Compliance requirements](https://docs.scholars.net/info/compliance-requirements.md): Learn how to satisfy compliance requirements on Scholars and how to set payout information.
- [Jobs](https://docs.scholars.net/info/jobs.md): Jobs are tasks you can be asked to do. Learn more about jobs on Scholars here.
- [Onboarding](https://docs.scholars.net/info/onboarding.md)
- [Proctoring](https://docs.scholars.net/info/proctoring.md): Learn how we keep the playing field level and fair with our assessment proctoring solution.
- [Taxes](https://docs.scholars.net/info/taxes.md): Learn about taxation on Scholars.


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