Remote English Tutor for Kids - Flexible Hours & Growth
Magic Ears
- New York, NY
- 2 days ago
- Remote
- $19–$26 Per Hour
Highlights
Magic Ears is seeking an Online English Teacher to provide engaging English lessons to children in China. The role is part-time and allows for flexible working hours, making it ideal for anyone looking to balance their teaching with other commitments.
Numbers & Facts
| Location | New York, NY (Remote) |
| Industry | Education |
| Salary | $19–$26 Per Hour |
| Company Size | 100 to 499 employees |
| Website | https://t.mmears.com/ |
Description
Magic Ears is seeking an Online English Teacher to provide engaging English lessons to children in China. The role is part-time and allows for flexible working hours, making it ideal for anyone looking to balance their teaching with other commitments.Applicants should be native English speakers with a bachelor's degree or in progress. Experience or certifications are preferred but not mandatory. The compensation ranges from 19 to 26 USD per hour, significantly above average. Join us to make a difference in children's lives!#J-18808-Ljbffr
About Company
Founded in 2016, our philosophy for online children’s English education is that advanced technology should be paired with top-level teachers so that children can attain an English level similar to a native speaker’s.
With innovative technology and qualified native English speaking teachers from America and Europe, Magic Ears provides 5-12-year-old children in China a natural and efficient online English learning experience, which allows teachers to focus on teaching English in a pleasant environment.
Magic Ears offers an alternative to the faculty, learning style, online materials and teaching services of typical Chinese children’s English learning, and its online live lessons surpass the teaching efficiency and service experience of traditional classes for the first time.
Magic Ears launches a revolutionary teaching model that groups 1 teacher with 4 students, which includes many important learning features, such as mutual imitation, communication among the same aged children, competition and cooperation and so on, and has been proven to be the most natural learning modes over hundreds of years, because they avoid the pitfalls of traditional modes of learning that can result in boredom and a lack of interaction.
More info: t.mmears.com