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CCA, the internet creator school operated by Label Clutch, is recruiting new students for its first anniversary. It offers fully remote, no-face-reveal instruction from a singer with over 10 million cumulative plays and a former corporate VTuber with over 1 million subscribers.
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Jun 1
Label Clutch's internet creator school CCA is marking its first anniversary with a major student recruitment campaign. The school provides fully remote, no-face-reveal training tailored to internet creators, moving beyond hobbyist lessons into professional-grade support that includes corporate projects and original music production.
Instruction comes from two instructors: a singer with over 10 million cumulative plays and a former corporate VTuber with over 1 million subscribers. The curriculum uses scientific methods and a voice-visualizing 'Voice Print' system. The recruitment push signals a maturing market for structured, remote training specifically for internet creators.
Key facts
- Instruction format
- Fully remote, no-face-reveal ↗
- Instructor 1
- A singer with over 10 million cumulative plays ↗
- Instructor 2
- A former corporate VTuber with over 1 million subscribers ↗
- Teaching tool
- Voice-visualizing 'Voice Print' system ↗
- Milestone
- First anniversary recruitment campaign ↗
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Label Clutch's internet creator school CCA is launching a major new student recruitment campaign to mark its first anniversary. The school offers fully remote, no-face-reveal instruction from a singer with over 10 million cumulative plays and a former corporate VTuber with over 1 million subscribers, using scientific methods and a voice-visualizing 'Voice Print' system.
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