Social Media Content Creator

Pay: £800 per month

Type: Part-time, with the potential to grow into a full-time role

Location: Fully remote — work from home

Target: 25 scripts (45 seconds each) per month

Reports to: Marketing Lead

At UniUpp, we help students find their way into university — from weighing up their options and choosing a course to applying, preparing for interviews and reaching enrolment.

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

First and foremost, this is an on-camera role. You bring the ideas, the energy and the presence; we provide editing support and handle the rest, so you can concentrate on being brilliant in front of the camera and pick up the commercial side as you go.

You're UniUpp's presenter. A typical week looks like:

• Fronting UniUpp's videos across every platform we're on.
• Coming up with fresh content ideas each week, drawn from real student questions, worries and trends.
• Writing your own hooks, scripts and captions — the lines that stop the scroll and hold attention.
• Filming across formats: talking-head, POV, UGC-style, FAQ, student advice and behind-the-scenes.
• Delivering strong raw footage to the editing team, then reshooting and refining once feedback comes back.
• Working alongside marketing, advisors and admissions to learn what students ask and where they get stuck.
• Watching social trends and reshaping them for a student-advice audience.
• Spotting what's working and leaning into it, with support on the data and strategy.

One thing we hold firm on: everything you create has to be accurate and put students first. We help people understand their choices and decide for themselves — we never promise admission, funding or a job. Honest content is what earns the trust this role runs on.

Short-form educational and advice clips, POV and UGC-style pieces, Reels and Shorts, FAQ and objection-handling videos, course and student-finance explainers, behind-the-scenes, and now and then a longer YouTube video. Example topics: