Online Math Teacher

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JadeClass Education SingaporeEducation

South Africa. United Kingdom. United States. Canada. Australia, Lessons are scheduled based on UTC+8 time; applicant must be able to work during these specified hours.Part-TimeMiddle

Salary66 USD per hour for each new lesson; 50 USD per hour for each repeated lesson.

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Job Details

Languages: English

Requirements

Experience teaching elementary, middle-school, or high-school math, either online or in person.
Ability to explain concepts in a clear, simple, and logical fashion.
Capability to integrate personal teaching style with established standards.
Reliable, organized, and able to prepare for and attend each scheduled lesson.
Positive attitude, engaging personality, and talkative nature.
Fluent in English with clear pronunciation.
Neat and professional appearance.
Fast and stable internet connection (~20mbps up and down).
Modern, reliable computer with CPU benchmark of 10,000+.
Commitment to a fixed schedule of at least two classes a week.

Responsibilities

Deliver engaging, high-energy online math classes for up to eight students.
Review provided coursework and materials before each lesson.
Record lesson-prep previews for new lessons as required to ensure quality.
Maintain a reliable schedule and complete a series of classes without absences or rescheduling.
Use the ClassIn platform to conduct 90-minute online sessions.

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