Audio Only
Here is a list of online ESL companies that focus audio-only online ESL lessons. However, many of these schools will also have a video option as well. Many online English teachers have been asking for this list so please do share it with others as well. Please comment below if you know of any other companies that are not on this list. Be sure to include a URL to their website.
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PalfishPalfish has their own interactive app to teach a wide variety of subjects from phonics to TOEFL, to IELTS. It is recommended that you have a TEFL certification or an equivalent. You as a teacher can set your own rate. The typical rate that teachers set is $10-18 per hour with some teachers charging as high as $20 or more. You do no... Read MoreHIRING Pay Rate: $10-30 per hrCertificate: No/PreferredDegree Required: Bachelor or above HujiangHujiang is a language learning platform that teaches multiple languages (English, European languages, Japanese, Korea) for all student ages, adults, exam prep, college-level students, and children. Due to this, their teaching times span from 9 AM until 10 PM Beijing time. Hujiang has a strong focus in exam prep especially, whet... Read MoreHIRING Global EnglishGlobal English is focused on delivering English lessons to business professionals. They have continued to improve in their use of technology over the years while keeping a consistent pay rate of $23 for the first year and $25 after that. The pay remains the same for both group lessons and one on one. There are various bonuses and ... Read MoreZamenhofZamenhof is an interesting school and platform. They provide white-label solutions for online English schools that do not want to search for their own teachers or create their own lessons. You must be a native English teacher. Each lesson is 25 minutes long and you can make a total of $16-$20 per hour. It is best if you have a busi... Read MoreGo FluentGo Fluent focuses on business English in both one-on-one and group lessons settings. They are highly demanding though when it comes to hours so be certain that you can work four or more hours a day during the weekdays. GoFluent hires both native English teachers (American, Canadian or British citizens) and ones from the Philippin... Read MoreTutoring (Former Tutoring Lab)Tutoring (former Tutoring Lab) is the same as TutoringGo.com. They maintain similar websites. This is a newer company that is similar to Cambly, but is focused on students from Korea. You either need to have a degree or be currently enrolled towards your degree. There is no requirement for having a TEFL or other certification but ... Read MoreGo For LanguagesGo For Languages are the larger company with three offices, France, Spain and USA. You must be a native English speaker with certificates to apply a job with them. All of the students are adults. If you want a job with them, you should contact them directly for more information. ... Read MoreMentorphoneMentorphone has been around for a few years, and from the information we collected they look like a stable company. One main issue that we did see is the lesson feedback that you have to give after each class. The problem is you are not paid for the time it takes to write the feedback. This can be problematic given that most lesso... Read MoreTeleLangueTeleLangue is part of Berlitz. You teach adults over the phone at a rate of $10 per hour. They are extremely flexible and have paid training as well that they update from time to time. You do not need a college degree, but teaching experience is a bonus. ... Read MorePopOnPopOn is similar to PalFish and is focused on teaching Chinese students. It is not as popular as PalFish and at the time of this review, PalFish seems to be taking off in popularity. They claim that you can make up to $28.80 per hour and you get paid monthly through PayPal and Alipay. They list that you need to be a native teacher ... Read More | ||

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