English Speaking Coach (m/f/d) | Online
At Nachhilfeunterricht · Germany
Salary: €15 – €30 an hour
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- Posted
- 8 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 3 November 2026
- Last checked
- 18 hours ago
Job description
From Nachhilfeunterricht’s job post, as they wrote it.
Do you speak English and enjoy helping others communicate more confidently?
At Nachhilfeunterricht, we’re looking for people who can help students and learners practise their English and improve their speaking skills.
You don’t need previous teaching or coaching experience. Whether you’re a student, professional, language enthusiast, recent graduate or simply confident speaking English, you can share what you know while earning extra income.
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What could you help with?
* Everyday English conversation
* Speaking and pronunciation
* Vocabulary and useful expressions
* English for travel
* English for work and professional situations
* Conversation practice
* Building confidence when speaking English
* Other English language skills
What are we looking for?
* Good spoken English
* Enjoyment of communicating with others
* Good communication skills
* No previous teaching experience required
* No teaching qualification required
What we offer
* Flexible schedule: choose when you want to teach
* Work online from wherever you are
* €15–30 per hour: set your own rates
* Choose the type of English support you want to offer
* A flexible way to earn extra income
If you speak English, you can help someone else speak it with confidence.
English Speaking Coach (m/f/d) | OnlineNachhilfeunterricht
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