Teaching English Online

Job Lists for Teaching Online

 

The Complete List

This is the numero uno, original, first, complete list of online English teaching companies.

 

 

 

 

 

Companies Currently Hiring

Here is another list, but this one is for companies that are definitely hiring now! This list will be updated to let you know, when we know, who is hiring.

 

 

 

 

Companies that Teach English Only to Adults

This list is for companies that only teach adults.

 

The List of Non-Native Online English Teaching Companies

This is a list of ESL jobs for non native English teachers. If you are a non native English speaker who wants to teach English, get qualified and try one of these companies. I will be adding and removing companies from this list if they don’t fit the non-native requirements.

 

 

 

 

List of Companies that Hire Online South African English Teachers.

This is a list of online English teaching companies that hire South African teachers who live in South Africa.

 

 

 

 

 

Lista de Empresas que Enseñan Español Online

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Qué mejor forma de trabajar desde casa que enseñando tu propio idioma. Esta es una lista de empresas que contratan profesores para enseñar español online.

 

5 Comments

  • regina rezende

    I have never met a Canadian, but I cannot agree more with you Michael!!! This Canadian guy is really awesome!!!!
    You must have taken hourssssss, daysssss, to pass on these tips to us! I reaaaaally apreciate that. You are gonna change people’s lives!!! …..for better!!!
    It’s not only vino poteno, but we can have vodka, tequila, pinga, wine. …well, I don’t like drinking this much, but I love the possibility of living everywhere in the world. And thanks to you, Mike, this can happen.
    Thank you very much. You really know how to make a difference in people’s lives!

    I just would like to know if we can get a job in two or more English Schools at the same time?

    • mikedveenstra@gmail.com

      Happy to help! You can definitely work two jobs at the same time, just don’t tell the companies. Best of luck!!

  • Michael Blomkvist

    Good old Canucks, always helping out the rest of the world with their knowledge, eh?
    God I’m gonna miss this country when I relocate to Asia to teach english.
    Awesome work Pal, when I get more funds, I’m sending you a buen botella de vino, para los veranos calientes alli in Buenos Aires 😉
    Thanks again for the awesome compilation you’ve made.
    You should try and work out a commission system for when people click those links and end up signing up as teachers. I’m sure all the readers here would love to support you for having referred them! Check out each of those schools, maybe they offer affiliate commissions! :O
    I know it’s not about money… It shouldn’t. You help, to help, not to get something back… That’s the Canadian way, right? hehe
    Oh kay, you americans and brits are alright too, but you know… I hate to bust your bubble, but Canadians do have a higher incidence of being Amazingly Nice hehe!!! HEHE
    Jesus I think I’m going to create a whole thread of argument now… hehe
    Eh, before you start crashing down on Canadians, just thank this awesome fellow for doing the work he’s done, and shut the front up!
    BTW: Any remarks that attempt to inflate their own culture and denegrate Canada, you’re doing it for yourself my friend, because guess what? I’m not going to check any responses to this post!!
    Okay, good luck everyone, love ya (even if you’re not canadian 😉 ) – I just love you less, that’s all… hehehe – that was a joke, kay? Easy.

    • mikedveenstra@gmail.com

      This is the best comment on the whole site! I know you said you weren’t going to read any replies but hopefully you see this one… Thanks for the great comment, I look forward to the bottle of vino tinto!

  • Michele

    Hi, Mike! Thanks for all the work you have put in compiling this list and bravo on the excellent and informative website.

    I’m an online English teacher living in South West France. I got started working for EF Englishtown where I learned the ins and outs internet teaching. I left Englishtown when they were re-structuring; getting rid of lots of senior teachers and lowering the hourly rate of newbies (like I was at the time), in favor of hiring teachers who worked in call center-like offices in countries like South Africa and The Philippines.

    While I have been able to build up my own list of private online students since then, I did a stint for a few years with a French company — 1 to 1 English: http://1to1progress.com/fr/. You could add them to your list. At the time I worked with them, they were a start-up (circa. 2013). I gave telephone lessons to French business people. The company seems to have grown considerably, offering other languages and advancing from the phone to internet technology. I enjoyed working with them.

    All the best,

    Michèle