About the Role
We need creative student writers who can tell stories and write engaging posts about learning, productivity, and technology. Your work will be published on the TypeQuicker Blog.
This role is perfect for students who love writing with personality and want to create content that educates, inspires, and motivates readers.
Responsibilities
- Write blog posts that educate, inspire, or persuade readers to practice typing
- Maintain a friendly, motivational tone that resonates with our audience
- Collaborate on ideas and outlines with our founder
- Research topics related to typing, productivity, learning, and skill development
- Revise drafts based on feedback to polish final pieces
What You Get
- Flexible freelance work - Work on your own schedule
- Visibility - Your name on every article you write. Our content is read by thousands
- Learn modern content marketing - Gain experience in storytelling, persuasive writing, and audience engagement
- Creative freedom - Bring your own voice and ideas to the table
- Ongoing work - Regular opportunities for new posts
- Start-up experience - Work with an education-tech start-up
Requirements
- Currently enrolled as a university student (or recent graduate)
- Excellent storytelling and persuasive writing skills
- Ability to write in a conversational, engaging tone
- Interests in learning, productivity, and personal development topics
Ideal For
Students in marketing, journalism, or communications who and want to build a portfolio of engaging, published content.
Note
We will not accept AI generated content. We want real, genuine content; not AI slop.
This is your chance to develop your copywriting and persuasion skills while getting paid for it. You'll work directly with our founder, publish under your own name, reach thousands of readers, and build a portfolio that stands out (which you can share with future employers)
How to Apply
Send us your resume and a sample of your work. Can be anything. A short (100-200) word snippet about typing or keyboards, an essay from school or literally anything else you've written.