Become a Teacher at LiTeach
We are always looking for the best teachers who want freedom, visibility, and independance to earn money by doing what they love.
Set your own schedule and prices
Earn Money Online – No Long Commutes
Work from Anywhere, Anytime
Teach Students from All Over the World
Knowing English is not a requirement to become a teacher on LiTeach. The most important pages and phrases are translated to Armenian. Please note, however, that English is the official and original language of the site as it is registered in the US, and operated under the corresponding laws. The legal agreements (Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy pages) are written in English, and not understanding them does not waive your responsibility to accept them if you decide to register on the site. If you register on the site, it is your responsibility to understand the legal agreements mentioned above, for which, you may use the help of a professional translator.
Knowing English will make using the site easier, and will help you acquire students from different countries.
Aside from having the corresponding higher education, the teacher must have some experience in online teaching and the desire to learn new technologies and methods in the field.
Having an email, a gmail to be more accurate, and being responsive to it is the first requirement as it is the way the platform works. All your notifications about lesson bookings, messages from students and administration, rescheduling and cancellation are communicated through email. A basic understand of enaglish and how internet and computers work such as what is a browser, wifi, mobile data, switching between them when needed, connecting/allowing microphone and speakers to be used, attaching, uploading and downloading files, sharing the screen, etc are also required.
The platform gives a great freedom to teachers to best represent them to parents and students, set up their schedule and rates. With this freedom comes the need for being able to learn how it works and set up the profile correctly. It may take an hour or two to read the instructions and get this done properly, however, if you do not want to devote this time, it is going to be very difficult for you, the students, and for us to have successful online classes and good experience overall.
You must either send a short introductory video about you or a 10-15 min example lesson (this can be a new recording or a fragment from your online tutoring).
Having the video visible to students is optional. None of the videos will be shown on your profile unless you add it there.
Please remember that the introductory video is not for job application purposes but rather to convey your message to the students. Briefly talk about your educational and professional background emphasizing teaching experience, methods, techniques for engaging etc. Mention what levels of the language you have/can teach. For example, speaking, admissions to university, olymiads, IB, specific test such as TOEFL, IELTS, etc.
Here is an example of how it can be done:
The video can be in any/all languages you feel comfortable teaching the subject.
This video shows how to upload a video on YouTube:
You can conduct your lessons in any language you feel comfortable with.
Work experience, especially online tutoring, is highly desirable but not required to become a teacher at LiTeach. If you are, for example a new graduate of a University, we need more information than a copy of your diploma to evaluate your application. What advantages do you have over other applicants with diplomas? Do you have excellent grades, communication skills, an olymic medal or something else? Please add the transcript of your diploma to your application and a short introductory video to help up evaluate your candidacy.
If you do not hear from us 14 days after submitting your application, it means it has not been approved and is no longer being considered.