Online Demo Lesson Tutor
brighterlyDenver (CO)
About the role
Brighterly Demo Lesson Teacher Brighterly is a fast-growing EdTech startup that helps children in the USA (K–12) succeed in Math and English Language Arts (ELA) through fun and effective online tutoring. Our mission is simple: make learning enjoyable and impactful, preparing kids for a bright tomorrow. And we're looking for someone who will be the very first to inspire and engage students on their learning journey!
Your Role:
As a Demo Lesson Teacher, you will:
Deliver engaging 1-on-1 demo classes in Math and ELA using our ready-made materials.
Use ready-made materials and detailed lesson scripts — no need to create your own content.
Showcase Brighterly's unique approach to parents and students, creating a positive first impression.
Provide feedback to the team on lessons and student engagement.
Track performance and share insights to improve the learning experience.
What We Offer:
Work from home with flexible hours.
All teaching materials and scripts provided.
Full training in Brighterly's teaching methodology and tools.
Ongoing support from our experienced and friendly team.
Career growth and mentorship from top educators.
Regular professional development and learning opportunities.
Job Requirements
What We're Looking For:
C1+ English proficiency, with a clear, neutral accent.
A passion for teaching and making math exciting for children.
At least 6 months of teaching experience with kids (Math or English).At least high-school level Math & English knowledge and diploma.
Strong knowledge of math concepts taught at the K–8 level.
Patience, empathy, and excellent communication skills.
Availability for at least 20 hours/week (weekdays - priority).Let's make learning brighter together!
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