”Tutoring children with ALO7 is an experience of a lifetime for me. The immersive ALO7 curriculum is comprehensive and highly interactive, providing the students with personalized attention that greatly reinforces what they learn in school. As a tutor, I have the flexibility to adapt the lessons to the student’s capability, so they get the best experience possible. It is very rewarding to see the smiles on my student’s faces as they learn English in a fun, comfortable, entertaining and educational environment. I am honored to be a part of their experience with ALO7.
Michael W.Online Tutor
What Our Online Tutors Say About ALO7
Why Work with ALO7?
Work from anywhere. Whether you are a digital nomad or a stay-at-home parent, ALO7 offers you the flexibility to work from wherever you call home.
Make your own schedule. Work as little (min: 6 hrs/week) or as much as you like within the peak hours of 6 – 9 am BJT (Beijing Time), 7 days a week.
Earn competitive pay. Base pay starts at $15/hr, with multiple incentives available for reliability, class quality and class size.
Expand your horizons. Experience a cultural exchange when you teach and interact with students from China.
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Common Questions about Working with Us
Do I need a degree to apply?
Current enrollment in a
four-year college program or a Bachelor’s degree or higher in any field is required to apply.
How often are tutors paid?
Tutors are paid monthly on or before the 15th of each month for work completed the previous month.
How long is each class?
Classes are either 25 minutes or 50 minutes long leaving the tutor a few minutes in between classes to complete a quick report.
Do I have to be a native English speaker to apply?
Yes, you must be a native English speaker from the UK, Canada, US or Australia.
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