Marketing & Community Coach (Online, Freelance)
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Job description
Are you a creative, people-first marketer who knows how to build communities people actually want to be part of? Mondosol is looking for a Marketing & Community Coach to grow our brand, engage our audience, and create a thriving space for language learners and educators worldwide.
This is a unique role at the intersection of marketing, education, and community — perfect for someone who loves both strategy and human connection.
What You Will Do:
- Develop and execute social media content strategies across Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn
- Create compelling copy, visuals, and video content that reflects Mondosol's voice and mission
- Engage with our community of learners and educators: respond to comments, host events, spark conversations
- Design and manage online events, webinars, and live sessions on Google Meet
- Identify growth opportunities through community feedback, trends, and data
- Support the onboarding of new teachers and learners into the Mondosol ecosystem
- Collaborate with language teachers to co-create content that showcases their expertise
- Track community metrics and campaign performance and share actionable insights
Must Have:
- Proven experience in digital marketing, social media management, or community building
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
- Creative mindset with the ability to produce or direct engaging content
- Self-starter attitude: comfortable working independently in a fully remote environment
- Reliable internet connection, computer with webcam and microphone for Google Meet
Nice to Have:
- Experience growing online communities from the ground up
- Background in education, e-learning, or language learning
- Skills in graphic design or video editing (Canva, CapCut, Adobe)
- Knowledge of SEO, email marketing, or paid social advertising
- Multilingual abilities (Italian, French, Norwegian, or other languages a plus)
What We Offer:
- A creative, mission-driven role with real impact from day one
- 100% remote — work from anywhere in the world
- Freelance flexibility — set your own schedule and rates
- The chance to shape the voice and culture of a growing language learning community
- A passionate, multilingual global team to collaborate with
- Early-stage opportunity: grow with us as we scale
At Mondosol, community is everything. Join us and help build something people love.
Mondosol is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all.
Mondosol is a fast-growing online language learning community that connects passionate educators with learners around the world. Through live, interactive lessons on Google Meet, we make language learning personal, flexible, and deeply human. We believe language is a bridge to culture, opportunity, and connection. Join our global team and help us build that bridge, one lesson at a time.
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