Remote ESL Teacher (Part-Time) - Adult Learners

ImmerseLanguage Learning Platform

United StatesPart-TimeMiddle

Salary15 - 20 USD per hour

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Job Details

Languages: English
Experience: 2+ years

Requirements

BA in TESOL, Applied Linguistics, or closely related field
OR Bachelor's degree + English teaching certification (120 hour TESOL certificate/CELTA or equivalent) and extensive teaching experience
2+ years of structured ESL teaching experience
Experience teaching adult learners
Strong foundation in communicative or task-based language teaching
Demonstrated ability to develop speaking and listening skills intentionally
C1 English proficiency (CEFR) or Advanced High (ACTFL) equivalent or higher required
Comfortable using technology and learning new platforms
Organized, reliable, and professional
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) PC
Intel i5-1135G7 / AMD Ryzen 5 5500U or better
Intel Iris Xe / AMD Vega 7 or better
8GB RAM
10GB available storage
Ethernet connection required (Wi-Fi-only setups are not supported)
Minimum 50 Mbps download / 20 Mbps upload internet speed
Wired headset with built-in microphone

Responsibilities

Teach English to adult professionals in engaging small group sessions using immersive technology
Facilitate structured English communicative lessons with adult learners
Guide learners through real-life scenarios such as meetings, travel, or professional communication
Provide feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and fluency
Communicate proactively with the instructional team

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