YouTube has added a new role at the company - partner manager.

Partner managers are hired to help creators on the platform refine and develop their content. This role will also get a first look at changes to the creator program.

Creators will be entitled to one-on-one support from partner managers, as well as the opportunity to attend special events and workshops to further hone their YouTube craft.

What do partner managers need?

Applicants must already be members of the YouTube partner program, and their channel must have at least 100,000 subscribers.

A channel must also be completely suitable to advertisers and free from community guideline strikes.

The application form closes later today, so if you're a creator within these parameters - get it in quick!

YouTube Partner Program =

1-on-1 support ✅
Exclusive invites and workshops ✅
First look into new creator programs ✅

Click here to apply for your own YouTube Partner Manager by April 6 → https://t.co/KrVdTr3mPm pic.twitter.com/xzJjbuFLZw

— YouTube Creators (@YTCreators) April 2, 2018

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