Online English/Literature Teacher Needed - Long Term Opportunity

Think&Grow Education HK
Online
Posted 23 days ago
🔥🔥Online English/ELA/Literature Teacher, Long Term, $20-32/hr
Online
Posted by: Think&Grow Education HK
Contact: thinkandgrowhr@yihexe.com
Pay: $20.00 - $32.00 per hour
Schedules (Beijing Time):
Regular term: Weekdays 18:30–20:30, or weekends 9:00–12:00 / 18:30–20:30
Summer Camp (mid‑July to end‑Aug): Weekdays 9:00–12:00 or 18:30–20:30
Class Profile:
Small groups: up to 8 students
Ages: 6–16 (mixed ages, leveled by ability)
Platform: ClassIn
Teaching Materials:
Textbooks, novels, PPTs & Teacher Guides provided
Follow structured lesson plans
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver engaging ELA / reading & writing / non‑fiction / Power Up / picture book lessons (1v1 & group)
Submit Prep Notes on time
Provide written feedback after each class
Create a positive, student‑centered classroom atmosphere
Support students in reaching their learning goals
About Us:
Think & Grow Education is an academic English organization based in Beijing. We offer a CCSS‑aligned ELA curriculum, Intensive Reading & Writing, History, and ESL programs for K‑12 students preparing for overseas study. We are a growing, mid‑sized company with a supportive culture.
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree or above
TEFL/TESOL/CELTA/PGCE preferred
Prior English teaching experience
Reliable PC and internet
🔥🔥How to Apply: https://forms.gle/2pmB3NERsr9ofoxB8
Please submit your CV and a short self‑intro video via the Google Form.
(Applications without a video cannot be processed.)
To apply, email thinkandgrowhr@yihexe.com

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