Think Academy US

Online English language arts teacher

“Remote Language Arts Teacher”

English onlinechildren and adults

From $35 US dollars

Per hour

“From” is the employer’s starting rate.

Before you apply

Remote.
Native-level English, with an excellent command of American English.
A bachelor's degree in any field is required; education, ELA or English majors are preferred.
United States public, private or charter school ELA teaching experience is preferred, ideally grades 1 to 4.
Comfort with online teaching technology and managing a virtual classroom.

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About this job

Think Academy US is hiring for an online school teaching role.

At a glance

Students: Online classes of up to about 10 students. Actively engage and manage a virtual classroom of up to ~10 students.
Subject: English language arts.
Hours and time zone: Classes are usually in the afternoon and evening in United States time zones, and at weekends. Typically 20–30 hours per week, with classes often scheduled in afternoon/evening hours (U.S. time zones) and weekends.
Minimum commitment: Part-time, 20 to 30 hours a week. Job Type: Part-Time (20–30 hours/week, flexible schedule)
Start date: As soon as possible. Intended Start Date: ASAP
Where you can live: Remote. Location: Remote

Details to confirm: Lesson length, Contract

Lesson length: Lesson length is not specified.
Contract: The posting does not confirm employee or contractor status.

Who can apply

Language: Native-level English, with an excellent command of American English. Native-level English speaker with excellent command of American English.
Degree: A bachelor's degree in any field is required; education, ELA or English majors are preferred. Bachelor's degree (any field) required; Education/ELA/English majors preferred.
Experience: United States public, private or charter school ELA teaching experience is preferred, ideally grades 1 to 4. U.S. public/private/charter school ELA teaching experience preferred (1st–4th grade focus ideal).
Also asked for: Comfort with online teaching technology and managing a virtual classroom. Comfortable with online teaching technology and virtual classroom management.

Details to confirm: Teaching certificate

Teaching certificate: Teaching-certificate requirements are not specified.

Pay and payment terms

How pay is worked out: The published rate is per hour. Check which preparation and other duties are paid.
Bonuses: A student retention bonus is offered, tied to class retention. Retention Bonus: Teachers are eligible for a student retention bonus (performance-based incentive tied to class retention).

Details to confirm: Payment schedule, Payment method, Cancellations and no-shows

Payment schedule: The payment schedule is not specified.
Payment method: The payment method is not specified.
Cancellations and no-shows: Cancellation and no-show payment terms are not specified.

Set-up

General setup suggestions

Check which computer, browser or learning platform the employer requires.
Test that your internet connection handles the required teaching tools.
For live classes, check your camera, sound, lighting and background.
Keep student work and personal information secure.

Nice to have

A second screen for materials and your notes.
A backup plan for an internet or power interruption.

General teaching guidance

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

Start with the course goals and find out what students already understand. Plan explanations, practice and feedback that suit their year group and subject. Make it easy for students to ask for help, and keep track of progress across assignments. Confirm the balance of live teaching, marking, meetings and preparation before accepting the role.

Good to know before you apply

Onboarding: Regular teacher training, curriculum discussions and professional development. Participate in regular teacher training, curriculum discussions, and professional development.

Details to confirm: How applying works, The demo lesson, 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.
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.

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From the job posting

Starting from $35 USD per teaching hour

Published pay terms From $35 US dollars per hour

Questions to ask the employer

Which year groups and subjects will I teach?
What is the balance of live lessons, marking and other work?
Are materials provided, and is preparation time paid?
What teaching licence or local clearance is required?
How are students supported when they need additional help?

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