About the role
Role Overview:
We are currently inviting qualified ESL teachers to apply for a remote instructional role supporting international learners through our structured online teaching platform. This is a contract-based teaching position offering self-managed scheduling within a professional global education environment.
Why Join Us:
Remote teaching structure Self-managed scheduling Access to professional development opportunities Supportive global educator network Dedicated online teaching portal Core Requirements· Bachelor’s Degree or higher· Recognized English teaching certification (TESOL / TEFL / TESL – CELTA or equivalent preferred)· Minimum of 2 years ESL teaching experience· Demonstrated commitment to professional growth and teaching excellence Professional Qualifications (Preferred)· Advanced ESL qualifications (Level 5 equivalent or higher such as CELTA, TKT, DipTESOL, PGCE, MEd, PhDEd)· Continuous professional development (CPD) participation· Experience with international learners Language Capability Requirements· English proficiency at CEFR C2 (or equivalent) is required· Proficiency in at least one additional language at CEFR B1+ or higher is strongly preferred Teaching Scope You may support either young learners or adult learners depending on teaching allocation. Students may include: School-aged learners University students Working professionals Adult learners seeking conversational fluency All curriculum materials are provided and accessible in advance of teaching sessions. Next Step Qualified candidates are invited to submit their resume for review.
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