Content Creator – UGC, EdTech Remote

Join a dynamic project focused on producing engaging user-generated content (UGC) videos for an innovative English learning platform. This role involves creating authentic, relatable video content designed to promote gamified English writing and speaking solutions for students and adults. You will receive detailed briefs and scripts, but your creative input and original ideas are highly valued. The position is fully remote, offering flexibility and the opportunity to contribute to a fast-growing EdTech initiative. Timely delivery is essential, with a first draft expected within one week and a final version within two weeks.

Deliverables

Film and deliver UGC-style videos based on provided briefs and scripts

Develop original content ideas that align with the platform\'s brand and audience

Ensure all videos are clear, engaging, and suitable for marketing use

Submit a first draft within one week and a final draft within two weeks

Collaborate remotely with the project team for feedback and revisions

Requirements

Demonstrated experience creating UGC or social media video content

Strong on-camera presence and ability to communicate clearly

Creative mindset with the ability to generate engaging content ideas

Ability to follow briefs and scripts while adding personal flair

Reliable internet connection and access to video recording equipment

Excellent time management and ability to meet tight deadlines

Interest in education, language learning, or EdTech is a plus

Available for remote collaboration and responsive to feedback

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Salary: GBP 24000 - 36000 per year
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