If you're a passionate teacher seeking an exceptional opportunity, you're in the right place!
At Speakk, we're looking to collaborate with dedicated freelance Educators who understand that teaching adolescents and esteemed individuals requires specific skills. Our commitment to educational excellence is reflected in our rigorous recruitment criteria:
These benefits await you
Joining Speakk is more than just a job; it's a calling where the world's best teachers are welcome.
Get a competitive compensation for your teaching expertise and Weekly Paychecks after completing the Project!
Moreover, you become part of a passionate, global community of Educators and high-value learners.
Lastly, ever wondered what it's like to teach languages to high-end individuals? Imagine dining at exquisite restaurants as part of your job and much more.
Languages we are seeking your expertise in: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French.
Requirements
At least 5 years of experience in teaching foreign languages.
Mastery of A1-C1 Programs
Completion of the two-day Speakk Learning Method Seminar
Highly motivated and professional: Collaborating with high-end individuals demands a specific level of professionalism and finesse
Flexibility: Our clients are busy, high-end individuals who may require spontaneous assistance, such as a crash course, for work-related trips
Entrepreneur Mindset: our courses are exclusively managed by freelancers, resemble small projects lasting 7 days to one month. This requires proactive, business-oriented approaches for successful planning and execution.
Particulary you shall
Design and deliver classes using the Speakk Method.
Collaborate directly with our studients to identify and set learning objectives.
Conduct personalized classes and offer learning assistance, encompassing constructive feedback.
Facilitate communication and coordination of students learning progress.
Collaborate with our central Education team to implement enhancements to the product.
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