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Student Video Creator (Volunteer / Student Internship)
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What the role is
Short-form video filmed on your phone from a UK university campus. Two kinds of thing: you talking to camera, and you asking other students questions. How people actually revise, what they would tell their younger selves about exams, whether tutoring was worth it. Rough and real rather than polished. It goes out on Instagram and similar.
Who it is for
Current UK university students, 18 or over. You do not need filming experience or any equipment beyond a phone. What matters is that you are comfortable on camera and comfortable approaching people.
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Only hits
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Being straight about it
This is voluntary and unpaid. It is a real brief for a real company, with a written reference, a LinkedIn recommendation at the end, and published work with your name on it. It is not a job, there is no payment, and there is no sponsorship or visa route.
Safeguarding
Anyone appearing on camera has to be 18 or over and has to give written consent before we use anything. We work with under-18s on the platform, so school-age students are never filmed. That one is not flexible.
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How to apply
Apply here and tell me which university you are at. If it looks like a fit I will ask you to film 60 seconds on your phone explaining to a 16-year-old why getting a tutor is worth it. That is the actual application.
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