Musicians creators (volunteer or internship)

Job description

Musician Internship (Non-Paid/volunteer – Video lesson Content Creation & Learning Experience)

Full Jam Music Inc. – Learning Hub Division Location: Remote | Duration: Flexible | Department: Learning & Content Creation

Must have music experience. About the Role

Full Jam Music Inc. is looking for passionate and committed musicians to join our Learning Hub team as INTERNS/content creators. This is a NON-PAID/volunteer internship designed for those seeking hands-on experience, learning opportunities, and creative freedom in a growing music education platform.

As an intern, you will collaborate with our team to create video lessons and music-related content for beginner and intermediate learners around the world. You’ll be part of a supportive, creative environment where your voice and skills help shape the future of online music education. Who We're Looking For

We’re seeking musicians: who specialize in one (or more) of the following instruments:

Electric Guitar

Acoustic Guitar

Drums

Bass Guitar

Keyboards (Piano/Synth)

Vocals (Singing) Whether you’re a student, a musician, this opportunity is a space to grow, teach, and create real impact.

Responsibilities

Develop and record short video lessons or tips for learners

Participate in creative planning for learning content

Optional: Write articles or propose special topic classes aligned with your interests or expertise

Work collaboratively with the Learning Hub and Network teams What You Get in Return

Real experience building music education content for a global platform

Freedom to be creative and develop your personal teaching style

Internship Certificate (if currently enrolled in a school or academic program)

LinkedIn recommendation and endorsement, plus official job title for your resume/profile

Mentorship and networking opportunities with Full Jam Music collaborators How to Apply

Send us a short introduction of who you are, Linked in, resume, your instrument(s) skills, why you’d like to be part of Full Jam Music, and any relevant links to your music.

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