Beatriz

Social Media Assistant

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Overview

Looking for any work (6 hours/day)

at $2.65/hour ($384.00/month)

High school diploma

Last Active

July 15th, 2026 (9 days ago)

Member Since

December 21st, 2025

Profile Description

Hi! I’m Beatriz, an Occupational Therapy student from the Philippines who is passionate about helping businesses stay organized and grow online.

I am hardworking, detail-oriented, and eager to learn new skills. I can assist with social media posting, content creation, basic graphic design using Canva, data entry, email management, and administrative tasks.

As a student, I’ve learned how to manage my time well, communicate effectively, and stay organized even under pressure.

I’m currently looking for part-time and full-time opportunities where I can gain experience, contribute positively to a team, and continue improving my skills.

Top Skills

Experience: Less than 6 months

Assists in organizing, scheduling, and maintaining engaging social media content for online platforms.

Experience: Less than 6 months

Designs simple graphics, presentations, posters, and social media posts using Canva.

Other Skills

Experience: Less than 6 months

Edits simple short-form videos and content using beginner-friendly editing applications.

Experience: Less than 6 months

Helps organize emails, respond professionally, and maintain clear communication.

Experience: Less than 6 months

Able to communicate clearly and professionally with clients, teams, and customers

Basic Information

Age
18
Gender
Female
Website
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Address
Biñan, Laguna
Tests Taken
None
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