Can you play guitar? We're looking for a part time content writer

We are looking for an experienced content writer to write engaging and educational content for our 'learn to play guitar' site on a part-time, 20 hours per week basis!

Content will range from shorter 1500 words blog pieces to more in-depth 4,000 words pieces.

To be considered for this position:
- You must be fluent in English.
- Ability to write in a casual, personal and friendly tone of voice.
- You must be comfortable researching and writing about the guitar.
- You will need to be able to play guitar and understand music theory as there is a range of technical topics that you will need to write about ( ---------- GED system, Barre chords, Circle of Fifths, etc.... You don't need to be an expert guitarist... But someone who can comfortably strum chords, play songs, and someone who could teach others how to play guitar is essential.
- As a part-time writer, you will be expected to work part time 4 hours per day (mon to fri)

What you'll be doing:
- You'll be writing a variety of guitar related topics such as guitar how-to, guitar inspiration, playing tips, music theory, and music in general.
- You'll be researching topics, brainstorming ideas, and doing whatever is needed to create great content people will find useful.

What’s in it for you?
* Unlike other employers, we don't have a minimum number of words per day that you need to write or articles that you need to write per week. We're looking for some who want's to be a permanent member of the team, and who is committed to writing the best content possible.
* FTE (full time equivalent) salary is 35,000 php / mo.
* Get paid a fixed salary each week so that you can enjoy a consistent paycheck each and every week.
* Work from the comfort of your own home
* Flexible working hours
* Work when you want and around your other commitments. As long as you work 4 hours per day, we're happy.
* Paid public holidays
* 10 days of paid sick/vacation/personal leave

To apply, please submit the following:

1. Brief cover letter including your experience with the guitar (ie. how long you've played guitar, why you love guitar, etc...)
2. Samples of your writing. (It doesn't have to be guitar related, but something that shows how well you write)