Online ESL Teacher

Polly EnglishEducation

North America, Singapore Time (SGT) for peak hours: Weekdays 5:00 PM–9:00 PM, Weekends all dayContractEntry

Salary$16–$24 per hour

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Job Details

Languages: Native English speaker
Experience: Over 1 year

Requirements

Native English speaker from the USA or Canada.
Bachelor’s degree or higher.
Teaching or teacher qualification certificate issued by local authorities.
Valid ESL certificate.
Over 1 year of teaching experience in local or international schools.
Stable internet connection.
Intel Core i5 (8th Gen or above) computer processor.
Ability to commit to a minimum of 10 teaching hours during peak times.

Responsibilities

Provide customized one-on-one English instruction to students aged 3 to 18.
Utilize interactive courseware inspired by Oxford Thinkers.
Conduct classes through the proprietary Polly English online classroom.
Maintain a minimum of 10 teaching hours during peak Singapore time slots.
Manage bookings and student interactions through the Polly English application.

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