Bilingual German Online ESL Teacher – Freelance Worldwide Center

Teach ESL Online – Bilingual German

(Outside USA, South Africa, UK, and China)

Our Freelance Worldwide Online center is contracting with new teachers! In particular, we need German speaking teachers to work with our beginner students who speak German as their first language. Teachers would still need to be a C2 – near native proficiency in English, and then a B2-C1 proficiency in German. These bilingual German classes pay out at an additional $2.

Set up your home office and get ready to teach English online to students around the world. With our flexible scheduling, you can teach adult students in one-to-one lessons or conversational group classes at a time that suits you. Our simple yet sophisticated online classroom has all the necessary tools, lesson plans and materials to help you be the best teacher you can be.

Apply here (again, outside of USA, South Africa, UK, and China only).

• Be your own boss. Classes available 24/7, 363 days a year
• Work from home
• Our intuitive online classroom can make teaching easy
• Teach a variety of classes. Teach one-to-one classes of 20 min and 40 min, and group classes of 45 min.
• Lesson plans and teaching materials are created by our academic team as an optional resource for you.
• USD 10 per hour, with the ability to earn up to $13 with additional monthly fees; plus the bilingual German classes pay out at an extra $2 per lesson.

You need to meet the following requirements to start: 

• Fully fluent English speaker (C2)
• B2-C1 level of German proficiency
• Completed Bachelor’s degree or higher.
• 40-hour TEFL Certificate.
• Previous teaching experience is a plus.

Technical Recommendations

• Desktop computer or a laptop with a webcam. Our online teaching platform works with either PC or Mac-based machines. Tablets and mobiles are not suitable.
• Stable internet connection. In an online environment a strong connection is everything. You should have a stable Wi-Fi connection or a cable internet connection.
• It is recommended that teachers use headsets, as built-in microphones and speakers do not provide enough quality for smooth communication with students.

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