ELA Content Teacher — Teaching Management Lead Track

Accountabilities:: Teach online ELA classes focused on Reading & Speaking and Reading & Writing skills. Prepare and deliver engaging, well-structured lessons using established curriculum resources. Manage virtual classrooms of up to approximately 10 students while maintaining an interactive and supportive learning environment. Assess and grade student work, provide timely feedback, and monitor individual learning progress. Communicate professionally with students and parents regarding learning objectives, progress, and performance. Participate in teacher training, curriculum discussions, professional development, and related educational activities. Support a positive, student-centered learning experience that encourages participation, confidence, and literacy development. Requirements: Native-level English speaker with excellent command of American English. Experience teaching elementary ELA, particularly within U.S. public, private, or charter school settings, is preferred. Experience teaching students in grades 1–4 is especially valuable. Bachelor's degree in any field is required; a degree in Education, English, ELA, or a related discipline is preferred. Strong understanding of elementary reading instruction, literacy development, and writing support. Comfortable using online teaching technology and managing virtual classrooms. Strong communication, organization, and classroom engagement skills. Enthusiastic, student-centered approach with the ability to motivate and inspire young learners. Ability to commit to at least one full semester is preferred. Availability to teach during afternoon/evening hours in U.S. time zones and/or weekends. Benefits: Starting base pay of $35 USD per teaching hour. Non-teaching compensation of $16–$20 per hour for class preparation, grading, parent communication, and other after-class services. Performance-based student retention bonus. Additional compensation may be available for lesson planning, training, and teacher development. Part-time schedule of approximately 20–30 hours per week. Flexible scheduling designed to accommodate educators seeking online part-time work. Remote teaching opportunity, with the application process indicating San Jose, CA availability requirements. Opportunity to develop teaching skills through ongoing training, curriculum discussions, and professional development.