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Show Us Your Wave 🌊

Think You’ve Got What It Takes? Show Us.

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2 Oct 2026

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Role
Campus Partner / Campus Lead
Format
Evaluation only
Deadline
Closes 2 Oct 2026

Evaluation only Β· Open

Create a 30–60 sec Instagram Reel around one career problem or opportunity every student can relate to. Show us why it matters and make other students stop, watch and care. Post it publicly, tag @woobleofficial, use #WoobleWave4, and submit your Reel link.

Overview

We’re looking for students who make things happen β€” creators, student leaders, community builders, club members, entrepreneurs and campus hustlers. Create a Reel that shows:

  • Who you are
  • What makes you different
  • Your campus energy
  • Why you’d make a great Wooble Campus Partner

Your Reel can be funny, creative, cinematic, informative or completely your style. How to participate:

  • Create a 30–60 sec Reel.
  • Post it publicly on Instagram.
  • Tag @woobleofficial and use #WoobleWave4.
  • Submit your Reel link here on wooble with concept.

Problem statement

If you could put one opportunity in front of every student on your campus, what would it be? 🎯

Create a 30–60 second Instagram Reel around one career opportunity, problem, or student struggle that you believe deserves more attention.

It could be:

Finding the right internship Getting your first job Building a portfolio Making your resume stand out Finding real projects Discovering hackathons Getting industry exposure Knowing what skills companies actually want Or something completely different

Your job: Tell the story in a way that makes another student stop scrolling and say, β€œI need this.”

You can use humour, storytelling, trends, campus life, POVs, interviews, skits or any format you like.

Post it publicly on Instagram, tag @woobleofficial + #WoobleWave4, and submit your Reel link.

We’re judging the idea, creativity, storytelling and ability to connect with students β€” not production quality.

Deliverables

  • 1 Instagram Reel β€” 30–60 seconds
  • Post it publicly on Instagram
  • Tag or collaborate @woobleofficial
  • Use #WoobleWave4
  • Submit the Instagram Reel link on the challenge page here with concept note.

Evaluation criteria

  • Creativity β€” Is the idea fresh and interesting?
  • Relatability β€” Does it connect with real student experiences?
  • Storytelling β€” Does the Reel capture attention and communicate the idea clearly?
  • Originality β€” Does it have a distinct point of view?
  • Student Impact β€” Would it make another student stop, think or engage?
  • Execution β€” How effectively is the idea brought to life?

Files and datasets

  • DOCUM

    Wave 4 Reel Challenge β€” Reel Making Guidelines

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Frequently asked questions

  • What should my Reel be about?

    Pick one career-related problem or opportunity that students can relate to and turn it into a creative 30–60 second Reel.

  • Do I have to mention Wooble in my Reel?

    No. The Reel should focus on your idea and the student problem, not on promoting Wooble.

  • Can I use any Reel format?

    Absolutely! Use storytelling, comedy, POV, skits, interviews, trends or any format you like. Creativity matters more than production quality.

  • How do I submit my Reel?

    Post it publicly on Instagram, tag @woobleofficial, use #WoobleWave4, and submit the Reel link on the challenge page.

  • What will my Reel be judged on?

    We’ll look at creativity, originality, relatability, storytelling, student impact and execution. Most importantly, we want to see an idea that makes students stop, think or care.

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