YouTube Content Creator – English Learning Ap

YouTube Content Creator – English Learning App

We're growing an English learning app and we're looking for a talented YouTube creator to produce engaging educational videos that teach English to a wide audience. If you know how to make a video that people actually watch until the end, we want to hear from you.

What you'll be doing:

You'll be creating one YouTube video per day of 5 to 10 minutes teaching English (grammar, vocabulary, expressions, pronunciation or anything relevant) and handling everything from A to Z: scripting, filming, editing, designing the thumbnail, writing the title, description and tags to maximize reach. It doesn't have to be complicated — simple works great. You can draw inspiration from what's already performing well on YouTube and put your own spin on it. You work independently and you know what it takes to make a video perform.

What we're looking for:

C1 or C2 level English is a must. We need someone with real YouTube experience who understands the platform, knows how to create eye-catching thumbnails, and has a strong sense of what makes content engaging. Solid editing skills are required. You need to be creative, autonomous and genuinely passionate about teaching.

Compensation:

We pay $2 per hour plus a percentage of the revenue generated through YouTube monetization. The more your videos perform, the more you earn.

How to apply:

You can either send us a video you've already created and posted on YouTube, or create a new one specifically for this application. We strongly prefer the latter — it shows your commitment and gives us a much better sense of who you are as a creator. Deal? Just make a short 1 to 3 minute video teaching something in English — a conversation tip, a grammar rule, an expression, anything you feel comfortable with. Take inspiration from a video that's already working well on YouTube and put your own spin on it. The point is simple: we just want to see if you have what it takes. We'll be looking at your editing, your thumbnail, and how well you manage to keep the viewer engaged.