I’m refreshing my student resources and need a talented instructional writer to create a set of written history training manuals aimed at learners who already know the basics and now need a deeper, yet still approachable, exploration of key periods and themes. Video tutorials or interactive quizzes might follow later, but for this phase I’m focused solely on polished manuals that stand on their own. Scope • Cover the full syllabus I’ll supply—think causes and consequences, timelines, primary-source excerpts and key historiographical debates—at an intermediate level of detail. • Structure each chapter so a student can read straight through or dip into individual topics for quick revision. • Use clear, student-friendly prose, supported by call-out boxes, timelines, and illustrative charts where these genuinely add value. • Include review questions at the end of every section to reinforce comprehension. Deliverables 1. Editable source files (Word or Google Docs) plus a print-ready PDF for each manual. 2. A short style guide so future updates stay consistent. 3. Final content run through Grammarly (or similar) for clean copy and verified for originality. I’ll provide the learning objectives, unit outlines, and any existing handouts. If you’ve produced history texts before and can balance academic rigor with readability, I’d love to see a brief sample of your work.