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JOB HIRING: Guide Writer

Job type / payment: Contract / $15 per guide 

We're looking for a few good writers with a passion for technology, education, and gaming to join our team as we launch the full version of our educational technology site: learningworksforkids.com. Successful applicants will work from home with occasional online meetings, writing educational app and video game guides. This is a great opportunity to get real-world writing experience, while learning all about the ins and outs of launching a web-based startup in the exciting educational technology field. 

Required qualifications: 

  • Strong writing skills. 
  • Excellent grasp of grammar and style. 
  • Passion for technology, video games, and/or education. 
  • Ability to work approximately 10 - 20 hours per week from home 
  • Reliable Internet Connection 
  • Recommended qualifications: 
  • Experience with WordPress or other content management or blogging software. 
  • Some knowledge of education, gaming, technology, and/or psychology. 

Application Instructions: 

Reply to this ad at the email address below with a cover letter, resume, and your work availability. If you have one available, please submit a writing sample (can be anything: term paper, blog, short story, pithy Reddit comment, etc.) along with your other materials. 

Contact information: jobs@learningworksforkids.com









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