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Freelance Social Media Video Host - TikTok (Contract)

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On-Camera Host for TikTok Videos (Contract) 

We’re expanding our short-form video presence across TikTok and other platforms, and we’re looking for **confident, engaging on-camera hosts** to bring our educational content to life. If you love being on camera, can explain things clearly, and connect naturally with an audience, this role is for you. You’ll record short, informative, and relatable videos designed to help learners make smarter education decisions. This is a remote, contract role with flexible scheduling. All work is paid per video.

What You’ll Do
  • Record ~1-minute short-form videos (TikTok/Reels/Shorts style) that explain educational tips, walk through practice problems, or provide career information.
  • Deliver practice problems and/or talking points naturally and authentically (no editing required)
  • Present with energy, clarity, and personality to keep viewers engaged.
  • Help make learning more accessible, relatable, and motivating for a wide audience.

Your job: bring the content to life with your on-screen presence and confidence.

Required Skills:

  • 2+ years of on-camera experience (TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, or similar).
  • Clear, confident, and friendly on-screen delivery.
  • Ability to make educational or informational content feel fast-paced and engaging.
  • Access to a smartphone or camera, microphone, and good lighting for recording.

Bonus points if you have:

  • Experience creating content for adult or nontraditional learners.
  • A background in education, advising, or communication.
  • Familiarity with short-form content pacing, hooks, and trends.

How to Apply

  1. Submit your application with your resume and a link to a sample video.

  2. Your sample video (max 2 minutes) should feature you on camera presenting this short script:

“Welcome to Study.com's TikTok channel! I’m [your name], and I’m here to help you earn your degree faster, smarter, and for less money. Whether you’re returning to school after a break or starting for the first time, this channel is your guide to making every credit—and every dollar—count. Thanks for joining me! If you find this helpful, hit that like button and subscribe for more tips from Degree Hacked.”

We’ll be evaluating:

  • Your on-screen confidence and clarity

  • Audio and video quality

  • Authenticity and connection with the viewer

Applications without this sample video will not be considered.

 
What We Offer:
  • Reliable Payments: You'll receive payments twice a month and automated invoicing for your work.
  • Remote Work: This is a fully online contracted work-from-home opportunity.
  • Flexibility: Basically, there are no requirements! Work when you want, where you want, as often as you want, with no minimums/maximums.
  • Support: Our supportive staff is available answer your questions and help you get up and running.

The Contract Process

  1. Complete the application and submit with your resume.
  2. Applications are approved and contracts sent on Wednesdays.
  3. Submit the contract within the 5-day signing window.
  4. The following Wednesday, you’ll receive onboarding instructions.

You can view a step-by-step overview of the contract process here: How to Become a Freelancer with Study.com

About Study.com

The mission of Study.com is to make education accessible, and over the last two decades we’ve become the leading online education platform, delivering a personalized learning experience across a broad continuum of education for over 30 million students, instructors, and professionals every month.

We help empower millions of learners to achieve their education and career goals. We focus on increasing access to education because we know information is the ultimate equalizer and that education is key to upward mobility.

Feel free to share this opportunity with any friends you think would be interested, too.

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