To whom it may concern.

Virtual Assistant (Contract, Remote)

We are looking for a reliable and tech-savvy Virtual Assistant to support research and information-gathering tasks. The ideal candidate is comfortable navigating the internet, conducting independent research, and organizing findings clearly and efficiently. Strong attention to detail and the ability to verify information from multiple sources are essential.

Requirements:
•Tech-savvy with strong internet research skills
•Ability to find and verify information online (use of ChatGPT or AI tools is not permitted for this role)
•Must have a personal laptop and reliable internet connection
•Organized, dependable, and able to meet deadlines

Details:
•Fully remote
•Weekly pay
•Contract role for 1–3 months, with potential extension based on performance.

Apply using the form link below 👇


https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxz79U-CzyNiVwcdCZeDQN8YvlW-Oe9mA-SJ7nS4N_N6_ZLQ/viewform

We’re currently hiring across key roles in India, Kenya, and Nigeria in #Engineering #Finance #Product #Tech and many more! If you’re looking to work in a culture you’ll love, alongside colleagues who inspire you every day, come ride the growth wave with us!

Scan the QR code to explore our open roles and apply for the ones that match your skills.

To Whom it may concern.

Note: One important aspect of a job application is SAFETY.

Please vet every job opening for irregularities no matter who posted it or where it's coming from.

No legitimate employer will ask you to pay money for anything during an application process.

Please Remain Safe Out There.

COUNTDOWN 🕦

3 DAYS! Until the Group Virtual Assistant Training Begins. All registrations for this batch will end once the program commences.

Few weeks ago, I offered training to those who needed Virtual Assistant Training/Certification/Mentorship (PART 7).

All they had to do was cover for the cost of their Certificates.

The training is now concluded and I am happy to ANNOUNCE it was a huge success ✨🎉

What was achieved in the training:

VA TRAINING (THEORY)

HANDS-ON SOFTWARE TRAINING

CV/RESUME/COVER LETTER WRITING

WORK EXPERIENCE

PORTFOLIO CREATION

SECRET TO CLIENT ACQUISITION EBOOK

AND MANY MORE...


Will i launch Part 9 of the program? YES, once Part 8 has commenced.


ANTICIPATE ⏱️

COUNTDOWN 🕦

Registration for Part 8 ends tomorrow.

Spotted a Virtual Assistant Opportunity

Title: Customer Service
Type: Part Time
Location: Remote


Deadline: March, 20.

https://safetywing.pinpointhq.com/postings/958aeea1-0184-4871-a2e0-d92636b66a70

Items needed:


Resume

LinkedIn link

Video introduction/pitch

You're in an interview and you're suddenly asked: “Why should we hire you?”

This question can leave you confused sometimes especially when unprepared for it.

But do not fret, here's how to answer it;

Positions:
1. Content Writer (4 vacancies)
2. Graphic Designer
3. UI/UX Designer

Type: Remote

📩 Send your resume, portfolio, and a brief cover letter explaining why you’re the perfect fit for this role to: support@clickital.com

Virtual Assistant Opportunity Spotted

Title: Customer Relations Executive

Firm: Violux

Location: Remote ( Global)



https://rymgame.com/customer-relations-executive/

✅ First Things to Do Before Becoming a Virtual Assistant

1. Understand the VA Role

Research what virtual assistants do (general admin, social media, customer service, etc.).

Decide whether you want to be a general VA or specialized VA.




2. Get Proper Training

Enroll in a VA training course (online or local) to learn the basics.

Training gives you:

Knowledge of tools (Trello, Asana, Google Workspace, Canva, Slack, etc.).

Confidence to handle clients.

A certificate (sometimes) to boost credibility.


Even if you’re skilled, structured training helps you understand industry standards.





3. Assess & Build Your Skills

List the skills you already have.

Identify gaps and upgrade (e.g., social media management, email handling, or bookkeeping).

Practice by doing mock projects to prepare for real clients.




4. Set Up Your Tools

Reliable computer/laptop.

Fast internet connection.

Headset/microphone for calls.

Basic apps (Zoom, Google Drive, Notion, etc.).

5. Choose Your Services

Pick 3–5 services you can confidently offer.

Examples: Email management, customer support, research, content scheduling.




6. Decide Your Rates

Research what beginner VAs earn.

Choose your pricing method: hourly, weekly, or per project.





7. Create a Simple Portfolio

Show your skills with sample work (mock emails, sample social media posts, data entry).




8. Set Up Your Online Presence

Create a professional email.

Optimize your LinkedIn & Facebook profiles.

Join freelancing platforms (Upwork, Fiverr, OnlineJobs).



9. Learn How to Pitch Yourself

Practice writing proposals that highlight how you can solve the client’s problem.

Keep your introduction short and professional.




10. Network & Join Communities

Join VA groups on Facebook, LinkedIn, or WhatsApp.

Connect with other freelancers for referrals and tips.





11. Adopt the Right Mindset

Treat it as a business, not just a hustle.

Be ready to learn, adapt, and stay consistent.



©Dr.HenryAnthony