Bisaya/Cebuano Tutor Needed Online

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About the role

Bisaya Teacher Position Language Trainers is an international language training company working with freelance teachers of 99+ languages in hundreds of cities worldwide. Founded in 2004, our motto is Any Language, Anytime, Anywhere. We provide customized language training to professionals and private students for work, family, and travel purposes. We are currently looking for a Bisaya Teacher for one of our clients in Adelaide, South Australia. (ONLINE LESSONS)

Position Details:

Reference ID: 1114098 Course Type: General
Format: one-to-one
Total Hours: 30 Session length: one hour

Location: Adelaide, South Australia, Online (AUS)

Student Level: Beginner Student Age Group: D: 35-44

Schedule: twice per week, on Thursdays (after 5 pm) or at weekends (in the morning)

Start Date: ASAPMotivation: Family

Ideal Candidate:

Be a native Bisaya speaker and/or hold a relevant teaching qualification
Have experience as a language teacher, translator, or interpreter
Have a valid work permit/visa
Live within 30 km of the specified location

Conditions: Schedule and location may be flexible based on availability The hourly rate is negotiable depending on experience and qualifications Freelance, part-time position We are not able to sponsor visas

How to Apply: If you meet the above requirements and are interested in joining our growing team, please submit:

Your CV (with references, if available)
Your availability
Your earliest possible start date
Please apply only if you meet the stated conditions.

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