Beginner Futures Trading Course

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Budget / Salary£250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I want to publish a complete futures-trading curriculum that takes absolute beginners from “What is a futures contract?” all the way to confidently placing their first live trade. The sole teaching medium will be video lectures, so every concept needs to come alive on screen through clear narration, chart-based demonstrations, and concise slide summaries.

Core content that must be woven into the series:
• Technical Analysis – chart patterns, indicators, market structure, order flow
• Risk Management – position sizing, margin, draw-down limits, psychological risk control
• Trading Strategies – trend-following, range trading, breakout tactics, plus a walkthrough of two sample trade plans the student can replicate

Structure & expectations
• Roughly 3–5 hours of HD video, split into logically progressive modules (intro, foundations, strategy deep dives, practical walkthroughs, recap)
• Each lecture should include on-screen examples using real historical data from platforms such as TradingView or Thinkorswim to keep things relatable.
• Script or detailed outline for every video so I can review accuracy before recording.
• Plain-English explanations; no prior trading knowledge assumed.

Acceptance criteria
1. All listed topics are covered in beginner-friendly language.
2. Videos are screen-recorded at 1080p with clear audio and branded title cards.
3. Final delivery includes editable project files (e.g., PowerPoint decks or screen-capture source files) alongside rendered MP4s.

If you have experience teaching new traders and can communicate complex ideas simply, I’d love to see a short sample or portfolio link when we start the conversation.
market research risk management video production financial analysis video editing teaching/lecturing audio editing content creation
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