28 PLATFORMS FOR TEACHING ONLINE → ESL, Tutoring, Group Classes → Income, Requirements, & Schedule

Get started in online teaching or expand your companies by checking out these 28 different platforms for online educators. From one-on-one tutoring, ESL classes, to group work - here is a list of places to check out this year.

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⫸ C H A N N E L G R O W T H:
June 2018 - 545 Subscribers
January 2019 - 1,800 Subscribers
June 2019 - 2,500 Subscribers
November 2019 - 3,900 Subscribers
January 2020 - 5,000 Subscribers
June 2020 - 7,100 Subscribers
October 2020 - 10,000 Subscribers
January 2021 - 11,000 Subscribers
May 2021 - 12,000 Subscribers
September 2021 - 13,000 Subscribers
March 2022 - 14,000 Subscribers
December 2022 - 15,000 Subscribers

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28 PLATFORMS FOR TEACHING ONLINE → ESL, Tutoring, Group Classes → Income, Requirements, & Schedule

If you made it to the bottom of this description box, comment "Hey" so we know someone read this. I hope this video helps anyone trying to get into online teaching some helpful info. Have a great day!

[IntelGirlInTheSpiritWorld]

I work for tutored by teachers.they have very flexible scheduling and you get to choose the classes you want to tutor.once you know the flow it's a easy platform to earn $39 an hour.

[musicfromthebeach]

I am pleased to stumble across this site. Your positive demeanour is also appreciated.

[retireoutsideusa]

Thank you. Excellent information. Just getting started and glad to know there are so many opportunities.

[rebecca]

Hey Kristen! I heard it wasn't worth it to teach English online anymore, but your video offers so many options and solutions for those of us that still want to work at home! Thank you so much for making this!

[fromullto]

Thank you for the video. I'm from Manchester. In the United Kingdom, yes, you have a British follower. Passed my TEFL two months ago. Wanna teach online. This was a big help. Thank you 🙏

[ABCStorytimeEnglish]

Thank you, these are great for us online teachers, appreciated!

[euoznmd]

This video really helps me to choose which platform I should use for teaching!! Thank you for your video.

[TheWorkinProgressChannel]

I work on italki. Thank you very much for this. It was quite informative.

[kelseypounders]

I used to work for Qkids and loved it! Life happened and I didn’t finish my degree, but if I ever do finish my Bachelors, I’d go back to teaching with Qkids in a heartbeat! Wonderful company, fun to teach their curriculum, great students. Best job I’ve had.

[JJTODAY]

I really love your office chair! It looks very comfortable.

Have you ever thought about creating a video that talks about the best chairs for online teaching and sitting while teaching long hours?

Now that would be so cool! 😎

[mikefox]

Hi Kristen, just watching you video. I have been teaching English on Preply for just over a year. I am very happy, my experience has been very positive. I have had a consist flow of students. I am available 7 days a week, from 8 am - 10 pm. I generally work between 40 and 50 hours a week. I really enjoy the variety of students I work with, from all around the world. The "commission" side of the platform can be somewhat irksome. For me, I would recommend Preply. Sure, the market is saturated with English teachers. A challenge to "up your game".

[jaegordon]

I wanna know why these platforms that require college degrees only pay $15 hr. 🙄

[juliegarthwaiteclark]

Thanks I used to work for Palfish and Qkids.

[CheerupA]

Fun fact: currently italki is not accepting applications for English teachers or tutors

[CristobalWatsonHernandez]

Worth noting that Open English only accepts tutors from North America.

[tommyrose]

Thanks for the thorough content. Much appreciated!! Have you researched My Cool Class platform?

[robertnitschke]

Italki is very hard to apply to for many popular languages. I have their recruiting language list as my browser homepage, and I have seen them accept English teachers only once over the last 6 months and it quickly closed hours later. You should prepare everything to submit ahead of time. Most tutors cost $15-$35 dollars an hour so hopefully that translates into more income for the teachers.

[jessiechen]

Hi Kristen
I have just got my TESOL certification June 2023 I also have bachelor degree in tourism management and certificate in real estate salesperson I am New Zealand citizen living in New Zealand. I have only had a short time private English tutoring in china. I am now interested in moving onto online teaching. Could you please give me some suggestions on which platforms/ companies are good to start with.

[maxinegill]

I just joined your channel. I currently work with cambly. But looking for other opportunities

[cynthiabiel]

Dear Kristen, I taught elementary school for 15 years. I got ill and did not complete my masters and my license expired..THAT is one concern. Another, and perhaps the biggest concern for ME is that I am over 50 and I feel that these companies want younger people ...I am insecure about this.