Wix Expert (US-Based) Needed: Course Setup for Professional Development

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Required Qualifications:

Must be US-based and a native English speaker. (no exceptions!)

(Please be prepared to verify your location and professional background during a video interview).

Proven, hands-on experience setting up courses specifically within the Wix Online Programs app.

Ability to work strictly within native Wix tools (I do not want third-party LMS plugins or external hosting).

Strong attention to detail for quiz gating and certificate formatting.

Project Assets & Materials

I have already prepared all the course content, which will be provided to you upon hiring. This includes:

Full curriculum text and lesson structure.

All video and media assets.

Complete quiz questions and answer keys.

Specific text and formatting requirements for completion certificates.

Your responsibility is the technical setup, organization, and configuration of these materials within the Wix platform.

Scope of Work:

Set up three distinct courses using the "Wix Online Programs" app.

Create a dedicated page on wix website for users to access courses.

Configure a "Bundle" pricing plan for access to all three.

Implement "Knowledge Check" quizzes with an 80% passing threshold and a 3-attempt limit.

Format branded certificates to include custom PLC (Professional Learning Credit) details.

Conduct a final live test viaTEAMS or ZOOM to verify all automation.

To Apply:

Provide a link to at least one Wix-based LMS course you have built.

In your cover letter, explain your specific process for testing quiz-gating logic in Wix.

Confirmation: Please explicitly confirm you are currently located in the US and that your primary language is English.

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