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About the class

① What are the concerns of the students taking the creator's class?

People who take my classes want to generate revenue through painting or outsource

I want to get started, but I don't have detailed information on where to get work and generate revenue

There may be people who can't even try, or are frustrated waiting for someone to be contacted first.

② How can students with these concerns get help in class?

Am I prepared to outsource my classes? How do you outsource

Is it progressing? You will learn the overall process and what you need to do to become a freelancer

You'll be able to get to know and prepare.

③ Let's summarize the creator's class in 2 to 3 lines based on what we've written so far.

You can find out the conditions and application methods required to outsource painting. Also, when outsourcing

This is a class where you can learn how to sign a contract with an outsourcer, how to communicate, and even the finishing steps. Through this class

I hope you can look into the life of a freelancer and resolve your questions and concerns about outsourcing and freelancing.

Course effect

① What will you be teaching in class? (at least 3)

• Conditions and preparations for starting painting outsourcing

• How to create a personal website that can be used as a portfolio

• A detailed outsourcing process and other ways to monetize pictures

• How to manage freelancing schedules

② So what can students learn or get from the creator's class? (at least 3)

• You can check and supplement what you need through the types of painting outsourcing and support methods.

• You can create your own portfolio website that you can use when supporting outsourcing.

• You can learn more about and apply for various activities that generate revenue from painting.

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1. If students have any results to take after completing the class, please post 1 to 3 related photos.

2. If there are no results, another image describing the class would be great.

Recommended classes

① Who are the students you'd like to recommend Creator's class to?

• Those who want to start outsourcing with pictures but don't know how to apply and how to proceed, and are just waiting to hear from the outsourcer!

• Those who are thinking about whether to freelancing or not!

② What do students want to learn in class? Please fill out the form considering the situation and level of the students!

• Where and how can I get painting outsourcing?

• How to outsource in practice, the process and tips you should know.

• Activities that can make money from painting and how to get started.

Notes before taking the course

① What should students prepare before attending the creator's class?

1. Do I need any prior knowledge?

2. Are there any programs or PC specs I need?

3. If there are any programs or PC specifications you need, please also tell us about the creator's work environment.

n reasons why this class is special

Class differentiation

① What is special about the creator's class? Please answer any of the questions below. Feel free to ask anything other than your questions. (at least 2)

1. What's unique about creators? (Credibility, proven teaching ability, successful experience)

   After leaving the company due to poor management of the company I went to, I started a cafe and started outsourcing in the early morning. At the time, I was outsourcing a simple background using Photoshop instead of a character illustration.

   Rather than finding out and applying for it on my own, I got a job through an acquaintance. Meanwhile, cafes that had been operating well for several years had to close their doors due to the coronavirus, and outsourcers were also forced to operate with internal personnel, so outsourcing was cut off. As I needed to find a new job, I had no place to get a job as a painter in the area where I live, and I was too old to start other jobs. After hard work, I started studying drawing again and studying illustration of people that I had been trying my hand at for so long, with the intention of applying all over the place. Thankfully, in the process, I learned about jobs where telecommuting is possible and new fields where profits can be generated in addition to outsourcing, and I created a portfolio based on this. I couldn't afford the money to just grow social media and wait for outsourcers to come in, so I searched all over the site and found a way to apply to an outsourcer on my own, so I started painting outsourcing anew. That's how I was able to become a freelancer.

2. Is there anything special about the creator's curriculum? (originality, scarcity, organic, etc.)

   You can learn about and prepare for outsourcing and freelancing activities that were difficult due to lack of information through self-searching, methods built up through lots of trial and error, and honest experiences.

3. Are there any course reviews after taking the creator's online or offline courses?

4. Are there any student benefits offered free of charge in the creator's class?

② Have you ever created a class in Class101? If so, what are the differences compared to the previous class? (omit if not)

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1. If you have a picture of the creator working hard on a lecture or activity, please post it.

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   [Exhibitions]
   

   [Marple Shop Merchandise Sales]

   
   

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3. If you have an image that can prove your review of the course, please post it. *Images with lots of text cannot be translated, so please write your review!

4. If you have an image where students can get a glimpse of the curriculum, please attach it. (e.g. recipe examples, portfolio template images, etc.)

   [Portfolio website creation]

   
   

   
   

5. If you have a physical image of the student benefits offered free of charge in the class, please post it.

6. If you have any other photos related to the above, you may also attach them.