Job DescriptionAbout Newton School of Technology (NST) :
nNewton School of Technology (NST) is redefining engineering education for the AI era.
nBuilt at the intersection of technology, industry, and employability, NST is creating a new generation of engineers equipped to solve real-world challenges. Through deep industry integration, project-based learning, and strong employer partnerships, we prepare students for careers in AI, Software Engineering, Product Development, Data Science, and emerging technologies.
nAbout The Role -
nWe are hiring Script Writer - Youtube who want to learn how content actually drives business results — not just views, but conversions.
nIf you want to understand how storytelling influences retention, engagement, and revenue — this role will train you at the highest level of execution.
nWhat You'll Be Working On -
n● Writing scripts for YouTube (long-form) and short-form content (Reels/Shorts)
n● Supporting the creation of high-converting storytelling content
n● Assisting in building a repeatable, data-driven content engine




n● Learning how to structure scripts for:
n○ Solid hooks
n○ High retention
n○ Clear narrative flow
n○ Conversion-driven CTAs and much more.
nExpectations (Read Carefully) -
n● You must care about creativity, storytelling and human emotions in your content
n● You must be willing to rewrite until the script works.
n● You must understand that retention, AVD, CTR, and engagement matter (we'll
nteach you these terms)
n● You must be coachable, fast, and execution-focused.
nThis role demands output, speed, and ownership.
nOur Position on AI -
nAI can be used for research and support.
nBut submitting ChatGPT-generated scripts without original thinking is not acceptable.
nWe are looking for full time who want to develop real storytelling skill — not outsource their
nthinking.
nWho Should Apply -
n● Professionals who want to build a career in content & storytelling
n● Strong writing fundamentals
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📌 Script Writer (Vasanthanagar)
🏢 Newton School of Technology
📍 Vasanthanagar