The role
You'll cut a veteran LSAT teacher's video library into short clips and invent your own posts and formats for pre-law students. You'll also run daily comments and DMs and report on what to make next.
What you'll do
- Cut long teaching videos into clips for TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts
- Create your own posts, trends and formats, on camera if you want
- Reply to comments and DMs daily in a real, non-brand voice
- Track pre-law TikTok, Reddit and Discord and suggest what to make next
- Review what's working and do more of it
What they're looking for
Must-haves
- Natural, fluent English, native or very close
- Fast short-form editing in CapCut, Premiere or similar
- Ability to explain why a post worked, not just that it did
- Comfortable being online daily with pre-law and student audiences
- Willingness to submit a short TikTok-style intro video
Nice to have
- Pre-law, studying for the LSAT, or already took it
Skills and platforms
- Short-Form Video Editing
- Social Media Content Creation
- TikTok
- Instagram Reels
- YouTube Shorts
- CapCut
- Adobe Premiere
- Trend Research
- Community Engagement
- Comment And Direct Message Management
- Audience Insights
- Content Performance Analysis
- Fluent English Communication
- Creative Ideation
Perks
- Flexible Hours
- Creative Freedom
- Potential Path To Full-Time Employment
The company
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National online LSAT prep company · E-Learning Providers
An online LSAT prep company with a book and a course, helping future law students get good at the test. It spent five years developing its curriculum before launching nationally.
The company is hiring directly, so you apply straight to them.
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