Educational Speech Recording for Students
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a freelancer to record a speech aimed at university-level students (18+ years). The speech is for educational or instructional purposes.
Requirements:
- Clear and engaging delivery
- Professional audio quality
- Ability to convey complex ideas simply
Ideal Skills:
- Experience in public speaking
- Background in education or training
- Proficiency in audio recording and editing
Please provide samples of previous work. Looking forward to your bids!
The recorded How-To/Training Speech
Topic: How to conduct structured informational interviews to explore career paths and gather actionable insights
Consider your interests and knowledge I’m really drawn to the task of doing structured informational interviews to learn about different careers and get insider insights. I like that it combines talking with people, asking thoughtful questions, and figuring out what a job is actually like. It feels practical and something I could actually use when exploring internships or first jobs.
Things I know about this process (3–5 items):
The point of an informational interview is to learn about a role or industry, not to ask for a job, and to walk away with concrete takeaways.
You need a short, targeted outreach message, a simple interview protocol, and clear follow-up to keep things respectful and useful.
prefer male expert/freelancer
Requirements:
- Clear and engaging delivery
- Professional audio quality
- Ability to convey complex ideas simply
Ideal Skills:
- Experience in public speaking
- Background in education or training
- Proficiency in audio recording and editing
Please provide samples of previous work. Looking forward to your bids!
The recorded How-To/Training Speech
Topic: How to conduct structured informational interviews to explore career paths and gather actionable insights
Consider your interests and knowledge I’m really drawn to the task of doing structured informational interviews to learn about different careers and get insider insights. I like that it combines talking with people, asking thoughtful questions, and figuring out what a job is actually like. It feels practical and something I could actually use when exploring internships or first jobs.
Things I know about this process (3–5 items):
The point of an informational interview is to learn about a role or industry, not to ask for a job, and to walk away with concrete takeaways.
You need a short, targeted outreach message, a simple interview protocol, and clear follow-up to keep things respectful and useful.
prefer male expert/freelancer