Content Writer - Military (U.S. Air Force)

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For more than 80 years, Kaplan has been a trailblazer in education and professional advancement. We are a global company at the intersection of education and technology, focused on collaboration, innovation, and creativity to deliver a best-in-class educational experience and make Kaplan a great place to work. The future of education is here and we are eager to work alongside those who want to make a positive impact and inspire change in the world around them. The Part Time Content Writer - Military (U.S. Air Force) will be responsible for the creation of study material used by U.S. Air Force service members for their advancement and other career examinations. Responsible for the review of provided information and subsequent creation of study material via an employer-provided web portal. Will be a primary source of creation of content for customer dealing with their area of specialty, with minimum content creation guidelines. Expected to be an expert in their respective career field, with documented experience in multiple commands dealing with the same. Provides technical insight into selected AFSC fields.

Responsibilities

  • Using an internet-connected computer (BYOD) (Chromebook is not sufficient), review of employer-provided material to determine key points for creation of content.
  • Review/Create content in the employer-provided web portal, which provides in-depth coverage of material on career examinations and other topics.
  • Create content in technical English, following industry-appropriate grammar, spelling, and language conventions.
  • Submit work for approval, and make all required changes.
  • Accept feedback during the review process.
  • Provide a minimum of 20 hours per week of content creation within employer-provided guidelines (defined writing standards).

Requirements

  • Associate Degree (or higher) preferred.
  • 15 years of active-duty USAF Enlisted experience in selected career field;
  • Competent in online navigation and use of Google Suite of services;
  • 10 years of Military Technical reading/writing
  • Demonstrates clear and effective written and online communication.
  • Ability to clearly and professionally convey information.
  • Attention to technical and written detail.
  • Significant documented Air Force Specialty Code training.
  • Career Assistance Advisor (CAA) training and experience.
  • Staff or Instructor Tour

Nice-to-haves

  • Bachelor's Degree (in English/Writing or AFSC field preferred)
  • Basic Instructor / EPME Instructor / Facilitator

Benefits

  • Remote work provides a flexible work/life balance
  • Our Gift of Knowledge Program provides tuition assistance and substantial discounts for our employees and close family members
  • Access to health and wellness benefits new hire eligibility starts on day 1 of employment
  • Access to 401K Savings Plan company match provided after eligibility is met
  • Generous Paid Time Off includes paid holidays, vacation, personal, sick paid time-off, plus one (1) volunteer day and one (1) diversity and inclusion day to participate and give back to our local communities
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