Remote Online English Teacher to teach Spanish students (Spanish required)

We are looking for an experienced, enthusiastic English teacher to join our growing online academy. We teach all levels (PRE A1-C2) to teenagers and adults in a supportive, well-resourced virtual environment.

About the role

* 100% online - teach from the comfort of your own home

* Deliver engaging live English lessons across levels A1 to C2 to young teens and adults

* Lessons and materials are fully prepared for you - just turn up and teach

* No marking, correction, or lesson planning required

* Working as part of a close-knit remote teaching team

What we're looking for

* An English teacher

* At least 4 years' teaching experience

* A recognised teaching qualification (CELTA, TEFL, or equivalent)

* Conversational Spanish (A2+/B1 minimum) for occasional translation and to support absolute beginner students

* A reliable, self-motivated team player who connects well with students online

* A quiet workspace, stable internet connection, and confidence with video-conferencing tools

What we offer

* Fully remote work with flexible scheduling

* All lesson content and materials provided — no prep, no marking

* A friendly, professional team

* Opportunities for development and growth

To apply: Please submit your CV and answer the screening questions below.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: £20.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Casual dress
  • Flexitime
  • Work from home

Application question(s):

  • Have you got experience preparing students for Cambridge exams?
  • Do you have at least an A2+/B1 level of Spanish?
  • Are you currently based in the United Kingdom?
  • Are you available to work mornings, afternoons, or both?

Experience:

  • Teaching: 3 years (required)

Work Location: Remote

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