Freelance Content Writer (Remote) $0.10 - $0.15 per word
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Freelance Content Writer (Remote) $0.10 - $0.15 per word
HigherEducation.com is dedicated to providing prospective college
students with rigorous, well-researched information about colleges and
the collegiate experience, no matter their age or background. We are
searching for expert writers who can create high-quality articles, white
papers, guides, blog posts, general web copy, and collegiate profiles
on tight deadlines. If you are interested in working with a talented
editorial staff that will help you refine and perfect your craft, are a
strong and independent researcher, and want to help prospective students
find the right educational opportunities for their needs, we want you
on our team.
What you can expect from us
- Above-average industry rates per word, with built-in opportunities to increase how much you can make over time.
- A consistent stream of work.
- Detailed project outlines and specifications that make it clear exactly how your final work should be structured.
- A weekly payment cycle with fast invoicing turnaround.
- Consistent feedback on your work designed to help you improve as a writer.
- The ability to work on your own terms. As long as you meet our deadlines, you can work from anywhere in the U.S., at any time.
- Transparent communication -- you will always know where you stand and the quantity of upcoming work available for you.
What we expect from you
- You must be able to write 5,000 words per week at minimum -- no exceptions.
- You must be able and willing to follow instructions precisely.
- You must have at least two years of professional writing experience ("professional" means writing you received payment for). While there are creative elements to the work that we do, our content is largely grounded in investigative research and synthesis of factual information. We prefer individuals with freelance and journalistic backgrounds.
- You must have a demonstrable mastery of the English language, including proficiency in grammar, syntax, tone, and spelling.
- You must have a Gmail account (or be able to make one).
- You must have familiarity with Google Docs, AP standards, basic HTML, and basic SEO writing best practices.
How to apply
Using the subject line "Freelance Writer Application - [Your Full Name]", email the following materials to writersnetwork@highereducation.com as readable documents:
- A resume that details your current and previous freelance writing experience
- Two (2) writing samples that demonstrate your command of English and the ability to research and synthesize on factual information. Limit samples to a maximum of 2,000 words.
- A 150 word response to the following prompt: "Tell me about the online Master of Library and Information Sciences program at the University of Washington - Seattle." In a conversational yet authoritative tone, focus on things like:
- The core curriculum
- Interesting classes
- Specific details about capstones, theses, or other culminating experiences
- Skills developed throughout the program
- Term length
- The number of credits needed to graduate
- What distinguishes this program from others of its kind
If you have a link to an online portfolio, blog, or other work that you feel accurately showcases your abilities as a writer, please include that as well.
Qualified candidates will be contacted for additional screening, which includes a paid 30-45 minute (online) examination to test how well you will fit into our system. Even if you are not accepted as a writer into our network, you will still receive payment for your time.
Because of the high volume of resumes we receive, we cannot respond to all applicants.
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