1

About you

Introduce yourself and let us know how to reach you.

Include + and your country code.
Choose your local time zone. Your portal will show lesson times in this zone.
This does not prevent you from applying. It tells Langlear whether additional US tax documentation may be required.
2

Subjects, languages and experience

Tell us what you enjoy teaching and which learners you feel confident supporting.

List the languages you can use to explain lessons, separately from the subjects you teach.
For language teaching, include the proficiency levels you can teach. For academic subjects, include any relevant year groups, curricula or exam boards.
List only the key items here; provide the complete details in your CV.
A short summary is enough; your CV can provide the detail.
A few sentences about your approach are enough.
Learners you are comfortable teaching *
3

Availability and lesson setup

Tell us when you’re available and how you like to teach online.

A rough idea in your local time is enough. We’ll agree exact lesson times with you later.
Briefly describe the device and internet connection you would use for online lessons, and mention any online teaching tools you are comfortable using.
A short introduction helps us get to know your teaching style. Share a viewable Loom, Google Drive or YouTube link if you have one.
Share a viewable link to your CV or résumé. Check that Langlear can open it without requesting access.
Assessment lesson: If you are shortlisted, we may invite you to an unpaid assessment lesson. We strongly recommend using your camera so we can assess your 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.

A “Yes” answer does not automatically decide the outcome. We’ll follow up privately.

We’ll review your application and get in touch if we’d like to arrange an assessment lesson.