We are looking for an English graduate or continuing university student to join an upcoming content creation project. You will develop high-quality lessons based on approved curriculums, using your subject expertise to make sure the content is accurate, engaging, and easy for learners to understand.

About the Role

Fully remote, with very few in-person meetings

Potential for a long-term position for the right candidate

Requirements

Currently pursuing a degree in English/Literature at a recognized university (second-to-last or final year only), or a recent graduate

Based in Nairobi

Own a laptop and have reliable high-speed internet

Tech-savvy, committed, and strict on deadlines

TSC registration is an added advantage

Compensation

Pay depends on the number of lessons completed, with a guaranteed starting rate of KES 15,000 for each completed year of lesson content.

How to Apply

Send your application to

jabir@alastutors.com and include:

Your university

Your current year of study (or graduation year)

A copy of your academic transcript or certificate for verification

Applications without a transcript or certificate will not be considered.

Please do not DM, as messages are not monitored. All applications must be sent by email. Students in need are strongly encouraged to apply.

Application deadline: Sunday, 25th October 2026

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted by: Monday 26th October 2026.

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I have been seeing this guy for a couple of weeks now and the banter is good, the chemistry in and out of the bedroom is chef's kiss 🔥

Last weekend, we were out grabbing drinks when his female best friend calls and turns out she wasnt too far away and decided to join us. Now I don't mind men with female friends, it's healthy cause you need a friend who can give you a woman's perspective, especially when you're in a romantic relationship. It also means other women view you as a safe space. For me, it's actually a red flag if you don't have female friends in your circle.

Let me tell you when this babe walked, firstly she's stunning 😍, secondly we LOOK ALIKE. She's the baddie, boujee version of me and i am the cutesy, whimsical version of her. When I saw her, a thought entered my mind that maybe he's dating me cause he can't get with her. Cause let me tell you guys, we look like sisters.

The good thing is that she is the sweetest person and I didn't get any weird vibes from her end. But now I am questioning whether he's type is informed by his female bestie. Is he just looking for the attainable version of her? Or am I self sabotaging?

Thoughts? Advice? I have been overthinking all week.

As the title suggests I recently did an interview for a role I applied 4 months ago and did the first assessment 4 months ago recently they reached out for an interview

In my mind am thinking ni mchezo ya town or is it just a bad interview process don’t get me wrong it’s offering more than what am earning but am still questioning why they take so long to reach out did they give to someone else who didn’t fit or left the company

Man I don’t really know

Nipeeni thoughts zenu how should I approach this?

Hi

I am looking for a video editor for a docu style youtube video. I already have the script and edited part of the video, I need an editor who works on Davinci Resolve to complete it. Even better if you have experience with youtube videos, I might have more to edit in the future. The budget for the job around 5k

Please reach out via DM

Guys, I broke my iPhone 6s which has almost everything of mine. It starts up but the screen is not working. Can it be fixed and where exactly? Would appreciate some solid leads.
Thanks.

We were just chilling and all then somehow the conversation shifted to politics and says that sifuna is not a viable candidate. I proceed to tell her that he actually is but responds by saying that she has never seen anything that sifuna does. So I asked her if she did history and I proceed to explain to her that a senator can't come and do a governor's job.

So we get into this back and forth and now the tension is so thick you could cut it. Apparently she didn't like how I was talking to her like a 'child' wueh ni wantam though

I'm talking about how after a woman is caught cheating she says that she's pregnant 😂 its usually funny asf now that I think about it, coincidentally you're expectant as how? 😂

Recently i started going out,for a walk,a snack,kuweka watu mahali wamekuweka,kuburn bridges where needed,kucut off regardless,and honestly,i'm happy and peacefull.

I'm loving myself fully,this life is too short to worry about things beyond your control.

Contentment has made me happier😊

Listen to what this lady says. She articulates it perfectly.

Right now , we live in a world where being an independent thinker is an offense to most people. Most people would rather conform to a Hive mindset and if you dare attack their collective belief , you'll get insulted a hundred times over.

People conforming to Social Media Narratives is especially common nowadays.

A social media influencer says something and suddenly they're right and people stop thinking for themselves.

You watch a couple of "LOYALTY TEST" videos and start thinking the opposite gender is bad because they never post people who are loyal . Social media will always amplify the negative because people like drama and the only way to get it is to post negativity about relationships, marriage , politics and much more , if you open your eyes you'll see it.

One thing I've found so weird after being in Nairobi is how people just walk into your office without knocking or even waiting to be welcomed. 😭😂

In Mombasa, lazima mtu aseme “Hodi!” and wait for you to say “Karibu” before entering. Hata kwa office, choo, ama someone’s personal space, you knock first!

But huku Nairobi, mtu anaingia tu fwaaa like they own the place. 😂😭

Is knocking before entering not a thing here or have I just been unlucky with the people I meet? Because personally, I find it basic manners and a way of respecting someone’s privacy.

Nairobians, explain yourselves.