Level 5 TEFL Assessor

The TEFL Institute is looking for a Delta-qualified/Master’s holder to assess Level 5 TEFL courses on a freelance basis.

Requirements

  • native-level of English (C2)
  • Bachelor’s degree in any subject
  • 3-5 years of TEFL teaching experience
  • DELTA /Master’s in a relevant topic (Education, Linguistics, TEFL)
  • able to commit to the time period and hours outlined below
  • available for potential long-term collaboration for periods of work (with appropriate notice)
  • proven experience of remote work and an ability to meet strict deadlines

Candidates without a DELTA or Master’s, please refrain from applying as this is a requirement set out by our awarding body for Level 5 assessors.

Responsibilities

  • assessing Level 5 TEFL courses and filling out corresponding documents and spreadsheets
  • paying attention to detail and conducting relevant plagiarism checks and AI checks on coursework
  • responding to student emails
  • administrative tasks related to the work (sending certificates, writing email templates etc)
  • minimal course edits for improvement
  • attend staff meetings and training sessions when required
  • communicating promptly during working hours via teams

Conditions

  • available for immediate start
  • European time-zone preference due to company working hours
  • 8 hours per week over 2-3 days, days to be discussed at interview depending on availability
  • initial 3-month contract with a view to further agreed-upon periods of work (busy periods, holiday cover).
  • Rate of pay: 15 euros p/h
  • the assessor must complete the Level 3 Assessor’s qualification within the first 4 weeks of the contract
  • Please send your CV/resume and a suitable cover letter to rachel.hammond@teflinstitute.com by Monday 23rd February explaining why you want to join The TEFL Institute\'s academic team, your background, how it is relevant to this position, and why we should pick you.
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 12 - 18 per hour
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