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Content Creator (On-Camera)

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£25.4k/yr
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Content Creator (On-Camera)

Content Creator (On-Camera) — Student Advice & Social Media

Pay: £25,396.80 per year
Location: Remote, Work From Home
Hours: 40hrs per week, 10am-6pm
Reports to: Marketing Lead

UniUpp helps students access university opportunities, guiding them through understanding their options, choosing a course, applying, preparing for interviews and progressing towards enrolment.

We're looking for a confident, natural on-camera creator to become the face of that story across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, YouTube Shorts and Facebook. You'll turn the questions real students are asking into short, honest, engaging videos that help them understand their options and take the next step.

This is an on-camera role first. You bring the ideas, the energy and the presence. Editing support is provided, and our marketing team handles the rest, so you can focus on being great in front of the camera and grow into the commercial side over time.

The role

You are UniUpp's presenter. Day to day, you'll:

  • Appear on camera as the face of UniUpp across all our platforms.
  • Generate fresh content ideas every week, based on real student questions, objections and trends.
  • Write your own hooks, scripts and captions — the things that make someone stop scrolling and keep watching.
  • Film a range of formats: talking-head, POV, UGC-style, FAQ, student advice and behind-the-scenes.
  • Produce strong raw footage for the editing team, then reshoot and refine based on feedback.
  • Work closely with marketing, advisors and admissions to understand what students actually ask and where they get stuck.
  • Spot social trends and adapt them for a student-advice audience.
  • Learn what's landing and do more of it — with support on the data and strategy side.

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One thing that matters to us: everything you make must be accurate and student-first. We help students understand their options and make informed choices, we never guarantee admission, funding or employment. Good, honest content is what builds the trust this role depends on.

Content you'll be the face of

Short-form educational and advice videos, POV and UGC-style content, Reels and Shorts, FAQ and objection-handling videos, course and student-finance explainers, behind-the-scenes, and the occasional longer YouTube piece. Example topics: "POV: you want to go to uni but don't know where to start," "How student finance works, in plain English," "Three mistakes students make when applying," "What actually happens after you apply through UniUpp."

What we're looking for

  • Genuinely confident on camera — this is the non-negotiable.
  • Creative, full of ideas, and a strong storyteller.
  • Able to explain things clearly and simply.
  • Consistent — you can produce quality content week in, week out.
  • Coachable — you take feedback and improve.
  • Commercially curious — you care that content works, not just that it looks good.
  • Interested in helping students improve their future.

Nice to have (not essential)

  • Existing content or a portfolio we can look at; experience with UGC, Reels, Shorts or ads; an understanding of hooks, retention and audience psychology; any background in education, student recruitment, marketing or sales.

What this role isn't

This suits someone who brings ideas rather than just executing them, who's genuinely comfortable being the face of a brand, and who wants to be measured on results. If being on camera or testing new formats isn't for you, this won't be the right fit.

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What you get

  • Stable, full-time position at £25,396 per annum.
  • Performance bonuses: quarterly KPI-based incentives.
  • Editing and marketing/strategy support, so you can focus on creating.
  • Creative freedom to test new ideas.
  • A real chance to build a strong professional portfolio as the face of a growing brand.
  • Clear progression: junior creator > senior creator > content lead

How to apply

All applications must be submitted through our official application form: https://forms.gle/JxyyVbNeaW2VYp3M7

This form is mandatory. We're unable to consider any application that doesn't come through it, so please don't send your CV by email.

Through the form, you'll be asked to submit:

  • Your CV
  • A mandatory 90-second video introduction answering two questions:
    • What relevant work experience do you have?
    • Why do you want to work at UniUpp?

Your video doesn't need to be professionally edited — since this is an on-camera role, we mainly want to see your confidence, clarity, energy and communication style. Filming it on your phone is completely fine.

Deadline: 07/07/26. We'll aim to respond to applicants within 24-48hrs.

UniUpp is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and are committed to a fair, inclusive hiring process. You must have the right to work in the UK.

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Skills

On-Camera Presence
Content Creation
Storytelling
Video Editing
Social Media
Creative Thinking
Communication
Audience Engagement
Trend Spotting
Feedback Incorporation
Student Advice
Marketing
Script Writing
Video Production
Data Analysis
Commercial Awareness

Location

England, United Kingdom

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