Become a Student Content Creator
What does a Student Content Creator do?
Student Content Creators (SCCs) are current students at UWE Bristol who are employed as casual workers to assist our marketing and social media teams. As an SCC, you’ll create content that paints a picture of what it’s like to be a student here to prospective students.
If you’re wondering how the role works, it’s simple. We email our team of SCCs to let them know when a piece of content is needed. It’s up to you whether you put yourself forward to create that piece of content. You’ll be paid for all the content you produce for us, which you can fit flexibly around your studies.
Get paid to give us your take on the things that matter to you, learn new skills, boost your CV, and have fun along the way. Whichever course you're studying, or your interests, we'd love to hear from you. We'll provide full training on what you need to do.
You could get involved in:
- vlogging and blogging
- TikTok videos and social media takeovers
- case study creation
- filming and photoshoots
- generating creative ideas.

Become a Student Content Creator
Take a look at one of our Student Content Creators in action.
How to apply
We are not currently recruiting for Student Content Creators. Further information will be available in 2023 about more opportunities becoming available.
FAQs
Who can apply?
To apply, you must be a current UWE Bristol student with the right to work in the UK.
Can international students apply?
Yes, however it's your responsibility to check if you have the right to work in the UK. It’s also your responsibility to check and adhere to any work limitations which may be set out on any UK visa/right to work documents you have.
What happens once I've emailed my application film?
After the deadline, we'll consider your application film and if successful, you’ll be invited to a training workshop to prepare you to get started in the role.
How will I get paid?
You'll be paid by BACS directly into your bank account, so you'll need to complete a bank details form before you start working for us.
How much will I be paid?
You'll be paid £9.90 per hour.
What will I gain from it?
You’ll have the chance to share your opinions and get your voice heard. You’ll gain CV-boosting skills, build your confidence and work on projects that have a real impact. You’ll also develop your creativity and communication skills, and have the opportunity to work with filming equipment and social media tools.
Will I get any support?
Yes of course. We’ll always talk through projects and expectations with you, and send you a clear brief to work from so you know what is needed. We’re always happy to help if you want to discuss anything or to access technical support. We’ll also work directly with you on many occasions.
Is there training to become a Student Content Creator?
Yes. All successful candidates will need to attend a short training session and you’ll be paid to attend this. Also, we’ll provide advice and guidance before you start each task.
Who will I work with?
You’ll likely work with other students from across different courses and campuses, as well as staff from the Social Media, Multimedia and Marketing teams at UWE Bristol.
Is there a uniform/dress code?
No – we want you to be yourself.
What will my working hours be?
It’s flexible and fits around your studies. Student Content Creators are casual workers, and as a casual worker we’re not expected to offer you any work nor are you expected to accept any. You can decide how much you want to do.
Will I be able to get a reference once I’ve finished working as a Student Content Creator?
Yes absolutely – we're happy to provide references upon request.
Examples of content
See what content our Student Content Creators have created.

Opeyemi tells us how he's overcome his money worries at university
Postgraduate student, Opeyemi, shares his top tips on how he manages his money during his master’s degree.

Laura tells us why she decided to study for a master’s degree
Our student, Laura, shares the benefits of postgraduate study and how UWE Bristol is preparing her for a career in science communication.

Chris tells us how Clearing enabled him to apply to university
Our student, Chris, shares how the Admissions team helped him to narrow down his options after he decided to make a career change.

Ilaria tells us how she has made the most of university
Our student, Ilaria, shares how her learning experiences outside of her course have supported her studies, from guest speakers to internships.
TikTok videos and social media takeovers
Examples of our Student Content Creators social media takeovers
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