video editor faculty

Company Description CloudForge Academy is an innovative online learning platform that offers certificate courses in IT, business, and personal development. The academy focuses on equipping learners with industry-relevant skills needed to succeed in the digital economy. Courses are designed to be practical, up-to-date, and aligned with current market demands. CloudForge Academy values dedicated educators who can translate real-world experience into engaging, high-impact learning. Team members contribute to a mission of empowering learners to build sustainable digital careers.

Role Description The Video Editor Faculty role is a full-time, on-site position based in Benin City. This role involves designing and delivering video editing and production curricula, including planning lessons, preparing teaching materials, and running practical, hands-on classes. The faculty member will create and refine instructional video content, demonstrate professional editing workflows, and guide learners through project-based assignments. Daily responsibilities include reviewing student work, providing constructive feedback, mentoring learners on industry best practices, and collaborating with other trainers to keep course content current. The role also requires participation in curriculum improvement, assessment development, and occasional workshops or seminars related to video production and digital media.

Qualifications

Strong skills in Video Production and Video Editing, with the ability to teach end-to-end workflows from pre-production to final delivery. Proficiency in Video Color Grading and Motion Graphics to enhance visual storytelling and create professional-quality educational content. Competence in Graphics for creating thumbnails, visual assets, and supporting materials used in course content and learner projects. Experience using industry-standard editing and motion graphics software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, After Effects, or similar tools). Previous teaching, training, or mentoring experience, with the ability to explain complex concepts clearly to beginners and intermediate learners. Strong organizational and time-management skills, with a commitment to delivering structured, high-quality lessons consistently on-site. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with a learner-centered approach and openness to feedback and continuous improvement. A relevant degree, diploma, or professional certification in film, multimedia, communications, or a related field is beneficial; substantial industry experience may substitute for formal education.

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