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This project was completed on Nov 13, 2016
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Matched with Peter V.
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Website Copywriting
Website Copywriting
Project details
What we need
- Tightly-written web copy of up to to eight pages of 200-300 words each
- The opportunity to work closely with an experienced, SEO literate copywriter
What we have in place
- Please visit us at breaker.org. Our current website is good but not great. We feel it could do a much better job of telling our story. We have a few ideas in mind but we're curious to hear what you have to write.
How this will help
This project will save us $5,458 , allowing us to make a great first impression on 100000 potential customers.
The education-to-employment system fails for most employers and young people. Globally, 75 million young people are unemployed, but businesses can't find enough skilled workers to fill job vacancies. Breaker teaches students how to design innovative solutions to real-world problems and close the gap between education and employment. Our customers are educators, students, and sponsors – corporations, foundations, or institutions. We need a website that tells a great story!
Project plan
Posted by
Nicholas J.
Breaker
Our mission
Redefining Education. Designing Change.
What we do
Critical thinking. Collaboration. Communication. The demands of the 21st century call on all of us to reframe how we learn, how we teach, and how we work. There is a profound disconnect between what and how students are taught in school today, versus what the world requires of them and what motivates them to think and perform innovatively.
Breaker teaches students and educators how to design and implement solutions to real-world problems. We use local, national, and global challenges to introduce participants to a design process that lends immediacy and relevancy to learning. Participants exit Breaker with new skills and abilities; products and services result from Breaker ready for impact.
Founder and TED Senior Fellow, Dr. Juliette LaMontagne began testing the Breaker model in 2011. Since that time, a collaboration with Stanford University’s d.school brought challenges to New York, Detroit, Portland, and Boise to foster innovation.
Testimonials
(No testimonial has been submitted by Nicholas)
I loved working on Breaker.org.
