Dublin Maths
Online maths tutor
“Remote Maths Tutor”
Pay not published
Before you apply
- Role can be performed anywhere in the world.
- The employer is looking for a strong Maths teacher.
About this job
Fully remote Maths teaching.
Who can apply
- Also asked for
- The employer is looking for a strong Maths teacher.
a strong maths teacher
Details to confirm: Language, Degree, Teaching certificate, Experience
- Language
- Language requirements are not specified.
- Degree
- Degree requirements are not specified.
- Teaching certificate
- Teaching-certificate requirements are not specified.
- Experience
- Experience requirements are not specified.
Pay and payment terms
Details to confirm: How pay is worked out, Payment schedule, Payment method, Bonuses, Cancellations and no-shows, Employment and pay terms
- How pay is worked out
- The posting does not explain how pay is calculated.
- Payment schedule
- The payment schedule is not specified.
- Payment method
- The payment method is not specified.
- Bonuses
- The posting does not confirm any bonuses.
- Cancellations and no-shows
- Cancellation and no-show payment terms are not specified.
- Employment and pay terms
- The posting does not confirm employee or contractor status.
Set-up
General setup suggestions
- A laptop or desktop computer, not a phone or tablet.
- A steady internet connection; Wi-Fi at a good speed is fine.
- A webcam and a microphone; the built-in ones are often enough.
- A quiet room with a plain background.
- A way to write maths the student can see: the platform’s whiteboard, a tablet or a document camera.
Nice to have
- A drawing tablet or a stylus screen for neat working.
- A second screen for the student’s work and your notes.
- A good USB microphone or headset.
General teaching guidance
General advice, not the employer’s requirements. Check the posting for how this role works.
Start by finding out how the learner is thinking. Ask them to show their working, use their mistakes to find the missing step, and let them try the next problem themselves. A shared board can make reasoning easier to follow in live lessons. Check the curriculum, class size, materials and preparation time with the employer; these vary between tutoring and school roles.
Good to know before you apply
- How applying works
- Application deadline: 30 September 2026.
Application Closing Date 30/09/2026
- Your first students
- One-to-one lessons; employer handles parent communication, administration, scheduling and planning.
- Tips
- Choose your availability.
Choose your own availability and work around your life
Details to confirm: The demo lesson, Onboarding, Peak hours, The first month
- The demo lesson
- The posting does not say whether a demo lesson is required.
- Onboarding
- Initial training and preparation are not described.
- Peak hours
- Peak teaching hours are not specified.
- The first month
- The first month’s workload and support are not described.
How to apply
- Sign in or create a free Plain Chalk account to save this job or open the application link.
- Apply on the employer’s own page. Your application goes to the employer.
- Check the interview or demo requirements and ask when you can expect a response if the posting does not say.
Never pay to apply, to train or to be placed.
The original posting is quoted below.
From the job posting
We’re looking for a full-time online maths teacher to join our growing team.
Questions to ask the employer
- Which curriculum and year groups will I teach, and are the materials provided?
- Which whiteboard or classroom tool do you use, and do I need a tablet?
- What is paid when a student cancels late or does not show?
- How many students will I start with, and how are they matched to me?
- How and when is pay sent?
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