Tutor network

Apply to teach through Langlear

Tell us what you can teach, your experience, teaching approach and availability. Langlear's main focus is language learning, and we also consider Tutors for academic subjects. Tutors accepted by Langlear provide services as independent contractors, not employees.

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How teaching with Langlear works

From application to suitable Student opportunities

Langlear connects you with students whose goals may suit your teaching experience. Here is what you can expect.

01

Apply online

Share a concise overview of your experience, availability and CV. You may also include an introductory video.

02

Review and assessment

We review your application. Shortlisted applicants may be invited to an unpaid assessment lesson.

03

Join the Tutor network

If you are accepted, you complete the agreement and onboarding before receiving suitable opportunities.

04

Match and teach

We share relevant learner details and the proposed Tutor rate. If suitable, Langlear creates the approved group, where you and the Student agree lesson timing.

Please note: Tutors provide services as independent contractors. Applying or joining the network does not guarantee Students, lessons, minimum hours or income.

1

About you

Use your genuine legal and contact details.

Enter the full international number, beginning with + and the correct country code.
This does not prevent you from applying. It tells Langlear whether additional US tax documentation may be required.
2

Subjects, languages and experience

Describe what you can teach confidently and the learners you are equipped to support.

Keep this section brief: Please provide a short summary below. You do not need to repeat your full CV—you can provide the complete details in your CV later in this application.
For language teaching, include the proficiency levels you can teach. For academic subjects, include any relevant year groups, curricula or exam boards.
This is especially important if you are applying to teach a language.
List only the key items here; provide the complete details in your CV.
If you wish, provide a short summary here. You can include the full details in your CV.
Please provide a brief summary of approximately 2–4 sentences.
Learners you are comfortable teaching *
3

Availability and lesson setup

Give us a realistic picture of the opportunities you could normally accept.

This is only a rough estimate. If known, use your local time and include your time zone. You can agree and change the exact days and times later with the Student or Parent/Guardian in the Langlear WhatsApp Group.
Briefly describe the device and internet connection you would use for online lessons, and mention any online teaching tools you are comfortable using.
An introductory video is important to our review and can significantly improve your chances of being shortlisted. If you have one, paste a direct viewable link such as Loom, Google Drive or YouTube. You may still apply without one.
Upload the PDF to Google Drive or another trusted file-sharing service, paste its sharing link here, and make sure “Anyone with the link can view” is turned on before submitting.
Assessment lesson: Shortlisted applicants may be invited to an unpaid assessment lesson. Camera use is strongly recommended because it helps Langlear assess communication, presence and interactive teaching skills.
4

Suitability and declarations

Answer honestly. A “Yes” answer does not automatically decide the outcome; Langlear may request an appropriate private discussion.

Once you submit your application, Langlear will review it. If we are happy to move forward, we will contact you to arrange an assessment lesson.