Online Tutor: KS3, GCSE English- 27 Hours/Week

This is a remote position.

Exciting Opportunity for Passionate Tutors!
Part-Time Role: Up to 27 Hours/Week

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Are you passionate about education and personal development? We're looking for enthusiastic tutors to join our dynamic team and help shape the future of young minds.

Key Details:

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Schedule: Monday – Friday: 5 pm – 8 pm. Saturday / Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm

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Start Date : ASAP (with commitment into the new academic year)

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Location: Tutors will need to be residents of the United Kingdom. Overseas applicants will not be considered .

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Please note: Applications from studying GCSE or A-level students will not be considered.

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Equipment required : Access a PC or laptop with a webcam and mic. Stable internet connection

About the Role:
As a tutor, you’ll be responsible for teaching KS3 and GCSE English. A university qualification or A-level in an English-based subject is essential.

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Your Responsibilities:

- Deliver engaging lessons within the school curriculum

- Stay updated with changes to exam boards

- Plan and prepare lessons

- Set and mark homework, providing valuable feedback to students

- Focus on past exam papers and exam techniques leading up to exams

Hiring process:

- Our team will review your application, if successful

- Phone screening – A quick chat with our team members about the role, if successful

- Online interview based on a mock lesson; if successful

- Offer the role

Please Note: Applications studying GCSE or A-level students will not be considered.

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Requirements

- Currently studying at university or a graduate in a relevant subject

- A-level qualifications in the subject are also acceptable

- Flexibility to adapt to changing timetables, especially during exam season

- Professional conduct at all time

- Excellent communication and time management skills

- Tutoring experience is a plus

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