Speech and Language Therapist | Private Tutoring
At Nachhilfeunterricht · Germany
Salary: €20 – €40 an hour
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- Posted
- 13 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 3 November 2026
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Job description
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In recent years, more and more families have been looking for specialised support to help their children improve their language development, communication skills, and learning.
At Nachhilfeunterricht.de, we are looking for Speech and Language Therapists to provide private lessons and personalised educational support to students of all ages.
Responsibilities
* Deliver personalised one-to-one sessions tailored to each student's individual needs.
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* Support the development of language, communication, and literacy skills.
* Design engaging learning activities and resources that promote academic progress and independence.
* Monitor each student's progress and adapt lesson plans when needed.
Requirements
* Degree or training in Speech and Language Therapy, Special Educational Needs, Education, or a related field.
* Previous experience is not required.
* Passion for teaching and supporting students' educational development.
* Commitment to helping students achieve their learning goals.
What We Offer
* Flexible working hours.
* Opportunity to teach online, in person, or in a hybrid format.
* Earn €20–40 per hour.
* Choose your own availability and decide how many students you would like to teach.
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