Content Creator

About the Role

The Content Creator is a full-time remote role responsible for developing engaging, youth-focused content that aligns with The Youth Forum’s mission and principles. The Content Creator will plan and produce written, visual, and multimedia content for digital platforms, including social media, newsletters, and learning resources.

Key Responsibilities

• Research founder stories and youth issues.
• Craft narratives that highlight real-world journeys.
• Repurpose conversations and sessions into accessible formats such as articles, short videos, and posts.
• Collaborate with the core team to support campaigns, community engagement, and school/college initiatives.
• Maintain consistent tone, quality, and accuracy.
• Monitor content performance.
• Gather feedback from young audiences.
• Suggest improvements to better serve TYF’s community.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Strong writing and storytelling abilities.
• Experience creating youth-friendly digital content (e.g., articles, captions, scripts, and learning resources).
• Skills in social media content creation and basic digital marketing.
• Familiarity with platforms commonly used by students and young professionals.
• Ability to conduct research.
• Ability to synthesize complex ideas into clear narratives.
• Ability to maintain accuracy and accountability in all content.
• Basic skills in visual or multimedia content production (e.g., simple graphic design, video editing, or audio editing) are highly beneficial.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
• Ability to work independently in a remote, fast-evolving environment.
• Comfort engaging with founders, speakers, and partners to translate conversations into accessible content for young audiences.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated interest in youth development, entrepreneurship, careers, leadership, or social impact.
• Prior experience in community-focused or education-focused projects is a plus.
• Relevant education or equivalent experience in communications, media, journalism, marketing, education, or a related field is preferred but not mandatory.