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New Ivy English

Online English teacher for children

“Online ESL Teacher”

English online

Pay not published

Before you apply

  • The listing says Location: Remote; it does not publish an applicant-residency rule.
  • A native English tutor.
  • An ESL-related teaching certificate or a local-government teaching licence.
  • One or more years of online ESL teaching is preferred.
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About this job

New Ivy English teaches young learners aged 6 to 15.

Who can apply

Language
A native English tutor. native English tutor
Teaching certificate
An ESL-related teaching certificate or a local-government teaching licence. ESL related teaching certificate or teaching license issued by local government
Experience
One or more years of online ESL teaching is preferred. 1+ year of online ESL teaching experience (preferred)
Details to confirm: Degree
Degree
Degree requirements are not specified.

Pay and payment terms

How pay is worked out
The body states a base rate of $18+ US dollars per 45-minute class and guarantees at least 50% of total class fees for bookings even when classes are not scheduled. Base rate: 18+ USD/45-minute class Guaranteed income: Earn at least 50% of the total class fees for your bookings, even if classes are not scheduled!
Employment and pay terms
The header shows $18 to $20 US dollars per hour. 18-20 USD / Hour
Details to confirm: Payment schedule, Payment method, Bonuses, Cancellations and no-shows
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.

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 and good light on your face.
  • A Chrome-type browser or the platform’s own classroom app.

Nice to have

  • An external webcam and a good USB microphone or headset.
  • A wired connection for the busiest hours.
  • A small whiteboard, a puppet or a few props to hold a child’s attention.
  • A second screen for the lesson slides.

General teaching guidance

General advice, not the employer’s requirements. Check the posting for how this role works.

A good lesson gives a young learner something small they can do by the end. Model it, let them try, and change the activity when attention fades. Gestures, pictures and simple props can help when words are new. Match your pace to the child and the lesson format, and check the employer’s approach to materials, parent updates and missed sessions.

Good to know before you apply

Details to confirm: How applying works, The demo lesson, Onboarding, Your first students, Peak hours, The first month, Tips
How applying works
Application steps are not listed. Follow the employer’s current instructions.
The demo lesson
The posting does not say whether a demo lesson is required.
Onboarding
Initial training and preparation are not described.
Your first students
The first weeks in the role are not described.
Peak hours
Peak teaching hours are not specified.
The first month
The first month’s workload and support are not described.
Tips
No additional role-specific advice is published.

How to apply

  1. Sign in or create a free Plain Chalk account to save this job or open the application link.
  2. Apply on the employer’s own page. Your application goes to the employer.
  3. 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.

Source: the employer’s own job posting.

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From the job posting

Base rate: 18+ USD/45-minute class

Questions to ask the employer

  • How many lessons a week do new teachers usually get in their first month?
  • Is a student no-show paid, and how long do I wait before I can leave the classroom?
  • Which time zone are the peak hours in, and can I open slots outside them?
  • Are lesson materials provided, and how much preparation is expected?
  • How and when is pay sent, and are there any fees on the transfer?

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