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Specialized Online ESL Teacher - Remote Special Needs Instructor

Specialized Online ESL Teacher - Remote Special Needs Instructor

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The Really Great Teacher CompanyEducation
Central or South AmericaContractMiddle
Salary15 USD per hour
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Job Details

Languages
English, Spanish
Experience
Minimum 1 year

Requirements

  • Fully bilingual in English and Spanish (C1–C2 or native proficiency in both)
  • Based in Central or South America
  • Bachelor's Degree or higher (Education, Special Education, or related field preferred)
  • Accredited TEFL/TESOL/CELTA certification (120 hours or above)
  • Formal qualification or proven experience in Special Needs Education (TVI, TOD, or deafblindness)
  • Minimum 1 year of teaching experience, including students with disabilities
  • No criminal record
  • Sign language proficiency (LSCo or other national sign language) - highly advantageous
  • Certified Braille proficiency (Unified English Braille or equivalent national standard) - highly advantageous
  • Deafblind communication methods (Tactile ASL, hand-over-hand guidance, object cues) - highly advantageous
  • Experience with augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems - highly advantageous
  • Knowledge of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and adapted curriculum design - highly advantageous
  • Post-graduate diploma or specialization in Inclusive or Special Education - highly advantageous
  • Familiarity with certifications from CED, CSET/AASEP, IBCCES, or American Board Special Education - highly advantageous
  • Intel® Core™ i5 CPU @2.40GHz (4 CPUs) or better, 8GB RAM or greater
  • Stable fiber internet connection (20 Mbps upload/download) via LAN cable
  • UPS with 4-5 hours of battery life
  • Noise-cancelling headset
  • HD webcam (720p)
  • Quiet, well-lit teaching space

Responsibilities

  • Teach blind, deaf, and deafblind children in Costa Rica
  • Work remotely on a structured schedule
  • Utilize English fluency and Spanish communication skills
  • Apply specialized disability pedagogy
  • Provide one-on-one online sessions with adapted and accessible materials
  • Provide small group online sessions with adapted and accessible materials
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