Flexible 24/7 schedule
You plan your own schedule and workload. Lessons are available in different time zones.
Vacancies: German Language
Teach online — flexibly, with methodological support and ready-made materials
Small groups and individual lessons, CEFR curriculum, access to materials, clear processes, and timely payments. Work from anywhere in the world — plan your workload freely.
Why teachers choose us
CEFR structure and methodological support
Ready-made materials, teacher's notes, interactive tasks, and auto-checking.
Motivated adults and teenagers
Small groups and 1:1 — high speech density and quality feedback.
How a lesson on our platform is structured
Ready-made scenarios with detailed teacher comments, interactive tools, and auto-checked exercises — online teaching becomes convenient, and quality becomes predictable.
Open roles
German: adults and children (5+)
- Higher specialized/linguistic education (or related)
- B2+ in German, teaching experience of at least 1 year
- Experience in preparing for international exams is desirable
Support for groups up to A2
- B1+ level in German
- Sociability and care for students
- Willingness to develop and practice the language
What else is important
- Stable internet, webcam, and headset
- Willingness to conduct classes in Zoom
- Registration as a self-employed/freelancer (in your country)
How it works
- 1Choose a class
Sign up for a suitable class in the general schedule.
- 2Prepare the lesson
Take materials from the library: presentation, tasks, plan.
- 3Conduct the lesson
Connect to Zoom on time, conduct the lesson, and record the results.
Lesson formats
G
Groups
Optimal size of 5–8 students: balance of communication and feedback.
1
Individual
Focus on the student's goals: exams, relocation, work, school.
V
Video courses
Recorded modules and tasks — as a supplement to live lessons.
Course for teachers (with AI co-curator)
Onboarding and upskilling program: methodology + digital tools + lesson scenarios. The co-curator is an AI (ChatGPT) that helps prepare plans, tasks, games, and checks.
CEFR and lesson scenarios
A1–C1 structure, skill goals, lesson checklists, minimal preparation with maximum benefit.
Interaction and motivation
Gamification, projects, speaking sprints, working with different ages (children/teenagers/adults).
Tools and automation
Zoom, platform, templates, auto-checking. How to use AI ethically and effectively.
Format and access
Online, recordings and materials — in your personal account, access forever. Upon completion — a certificate and priority in hiring.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the requirements for a teacher?
Specialized/linguistic education, B2+ in German, experience of at least 1 year. Plus — experience in preparing for exams.
What equipment is needed?
Stable internet, webcam, and headset. Lessons are held in Zoom.
Is there a minimum workload?
The workload is flexible. You choose the hours and format, we maintain a balance of groups/1:1.
How is payment made?
Timely, based on transparent reports (details at onboarding). Registration — as a freelancer/self-employed.