Credit, recognition, or compensation for reviewing an accepted article as a native english speaker? I have been asked to review a paper that has been accepted for publication in english because I am a native english speaker. This request is coming from the director of a center. I am still a student. I don't technically work under this person or this center but I do have an affiliation. The review is going to take a couple hours of work. Is there any appropriate recognition or compensation for doing this review?
I would expect no direct compensation.  However:


This is a good networking opportunity which will improve your reputation if you do a good job.
Tell your supervisor about it.  They may later mention it in a letter of recommendation.
When applying for jobs, you will be asked to give evidence you have great communication skills.  "I edit papers for senior professors who are English language learners" is one way to do that.  It also works as evidence you can collaborate with diverse people, which is another common hiring criterion.  Do not name the person you helped in a job application, as that could be viewed as criticism.