Join Our Team

Are you passionate about education and language learning? Language Systems is on the lookout for talented individuals to join our dedicated team! If you’re enthusiastic, experienced, and eager to make a difference in the lives of international students, we want to hear from you!

Job Description

As an ESL Instructor, you’ll empower diverse learners to excel in English. You’ll teach in our Intensive English Program for adults, fostering effective communication skills. We offer part-time roles with flexible hours, and we conduct ongoing interviews to meet our growing needs.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, preferably in TESOL or related field.
  • If your degree is in a different field, a TESOL Certificate with 100+ hours (online certificates accepted).
  • Background in language instruction, with TESOL certification, linguistics coursework, or related teaching experience.
  • Proven experience teaching ESL or a foreign language in an educational setting.

Benefits

  • Starting at $20 – $21 per hour based on experience and relevant educational background.
  • Annual performance-based raises.
  • Up to two weeks of fully paid vacation annually for qualified instructors (part-time & full-time).
  • Free training and professional development sessions.
  • Curriculum and syllabi for all programs provided.
  • Professional support and guidance available from the onsite Program Coordinator.

To Apply

Interested? Email your resume and a brief cover letter indicating your preferred campus and availability to Michelle Buell at:

  • michelleb@languagesystems.edu

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