ESL Jobs Hiring Now
There are a lot of ESL jobs hiring now, but you have to find the best fit for you. Especially since the new Chinese regulations, there aren’t as many high-paying jobs in the online English teaching sector. Still, there are always companies like Cambly and Engoo that are hiring.
Online English companies vary in many ways. Maybe most importantly, online ESL employers vary greatly in how much they pay per hour. Here is a comprehensive chart of all the well-known and lesser-known companies so you can compare them.
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Top Online ESL Companies: Pros and Cons
In general, every ESL company has its pros and cons. Companies vary by pay, their target student audience, their scheduling requirements, and more. There used to be a great opportunity to earn $20 an hour minimum teaching students in China, but those times are gone sadly unless you are interested in freelancing.
Cambly is by far the easiest to apply to (no interview or demo class needed, just sign up). You teach adults (or kids on Camblykids) for $10.20/hr and can pop on and off and teach whenever you want. You have an extremely flexible schedule on Cambly.
These are just a few examples of ESL jobs hiring right now. There are so many more… ZebraEnglish, QKids, MagicEars, Whales English, Itutorgroup, Outschool, Landi, Lingoda, Skyeng, etc.
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