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Part-time Seoul Working hours: By agreement Closed

Part-Time English Instructor

Bring near-native English developed through long-term immersion and strong teaching fundamentals to lead reliable novel-based classes during agreed hours.

About Praxis

Praxis is an AI-native operating company that believes in every person's capacity to grow and builds better systems for learning. We create and operate ELA, Epic Prep, Rubric, and Playfit. In this role, you would join the ELA team. We do not offer a hybrid work arrangement.

What You’ll Do

  • Lead novel reading, writing, and discussion classes in English during agreed hours using the provided curriculum and teaching standards.
  • Prepare each class and complete assignments, assessment, and feedback by the required deadlines.
  • Record participation, understanding, and follow-up points accurately in Rubric after every class.
  • Hand off student context clearly to the full-time English instructor and follow set procedures for absences, make-up classes, and basic parent questions.
  • Put student safety and dignity first and follow all safeguarding and reporting procedures without exception.

What We’re Looking For

  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year university
  • A current TESOL, TEFL, CELTA, or comparable English-teaching credential
  • At least eight years of study or residence in an English-speaking country
  • Near-native English proficiency with accurate pronunciation, grammar, and writing
  • Enough Korean proficiency for collaboration with colleagues and basic parent communication
  • At least two years of English-teaching experience with children or adolescents
  • A genuine commitment to children demonstrated through safety, respect, patience, and high expectations
  • Reliable availability during the agreed teaching hours and the discipline to complete preparation and records on time

Nice to Have

  • A degree in English education, English literature, education, or child development, or a teaching license
  • Experience with novel-based reading, writing, discussion, or debate classes
  • Experience in an international school, an English-speaking school system, or a bilingual education environment
  • Experience with rubric-based assessment or parent consultations

Hiring Process

  1. Application and degree/credential verification
  2. English proficiency and teaching-experience review
  3. English demo class
  4. Role and values interviews
  5. Reference checks
  6. Compensation discussion informed by industry standards