HOW TO TEACH ONLINE in 2023 - 5 Steps to Start Online Teaching for Beginners 💻

[@ESLTeacher365]

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[@lauragreen3461]

Stumbled upon your videos and they are the best ive seen in being clear on explaining online teaching especially for beginners or someone who has never taught. Thank you!

[@BruceMcKenzie-q6l]

Great film, Teaching new Teachers is a great biz idea

[@AdwoaAvor]

You have made my job so easy by answering all the questions i have. Thank you.

[@TonyKeepingItClean]

Nice video thank you for sharing. You seem like a natural.

[@TravelPortugalBrasilTPB]

What a lovely teacher. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@travelational7562]

I have done master in English literature, TEFL certified & currently teaching since 2017 in a private school. I really want to teach online. So please tell me how & where can I find online teaching job ?

[@ESLTeacher365]

It depends on your passport. Most companies and marketplaces have passport requirements. If you are a non-native speaker, then you’ll want to freelance.

[@Sanatandarshan2024]

Ur honestly speaking guide line made me wonder.

[@feliciapekeer8238]

Hi I find your video very informative in regards to freelance teaching. Where would I be able to find good teaching material for kids?😊

[@ESLTeacher365]

Abridge Academy, ESL Pals or Crystal Clear ESL.

[@shawons0171]

That was awesome

[@michaelstephenson9384]

Ty very much for your information I need your support in starting my teaching online

[@ESLTeacher365]

Happy to help!

[@freewhiteboard]

Thank you for the information, very useful ❣

[@ma.mizelleschannel1421]

Thankyou so much. This is really helpful.

[@ESLTeacher365]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marwahmami3978]

What are some of the companies you recommend if I want to start Online teaching , while i'm non native speaker ?( an Arabic speaker) I mojoring English literature Thank you for your informative video

[@ESLTeacher365]

I don’t recommend companies for non-native speakers because they will either not hire you because of passport requirements or pay you less. Freelancing is the best option and some marketplaces accept non-native speakers.

[@alizarei2303]

Hi there, do you think someone who has been a freelancer for a couple of years and has been doing stuff like writing articles and translating can easily become an online English teacher? Will he face a lot of challenges?

[@ESLTeacher365]

If you like interacting with students, then yes!

[@lauragreen3461]

What are some of the companies you recommend if you want to teach just conversational English to teens and adults?

[@ESLTeacher365]

It depends on where you are located since different companies hire from specific countries and even states. It also depends on if you have a degree or not. I recommend filling out my survey linked in the video description and I'll email you back some links.

[@lauragreen3461]

I would be most comfortable doing just conversational classes since I've never been a teacher. Do you have a video that shows a demonstration of a class like in progress so i can see it?

[@ESLTeacher365]

I don't yet, but that's a fantastic idea for a future video.

[@elayar7071]

I am the same. I cannot teach English with grammar and rules, but with conversations…

[@lauragreen3461]

You you mean an external Webcam in addition to what is built into the laptop?

[@ESLTeacher365]

Yes. Quality will be much better and you can find affordable ones.

[@elbiedejager6572]

Thanks

[@crystalmoore1099]

I have a master's in curriculum and Instruction, esl certification, multiple teaching certifications, and have been teaching in American public schools for 11 years. I am a native English speaker. What's tje best route to begin teaching online?

[@ESLTeacher365]

I would go straight into marketplaces or freelancing. Do you want to teach kids or adults?

[@crystalmoore1099]

@@ESLTeacher365 either. 12 years old and up.

[@crystalmoore1099]

@ESLTeacher365 high school age or adults

[@ESLTeacher365]

@@crystalmoore1099I recommend Outschool for teaching high schoolers and freelancing or a marketplace like Preply for adults. Freelancing allows you to charge more but can be expensive and time consuming to set up. Marketplaces can be easier to get started, but they take high commissions. I will be hosting a Freelance Teaching Workshop soon so keep an eye out for that!

[@englishwithbitrus]

Thanks. Please help me ,I have bought all gadgets needed for online teaching, I want to start Freelance but don't know how to begin

[@ESLTeacher365]

Check out my video on freelance teaching or set up a 1:1 coaching call with me 🙂

[@Marvin-Tucker]

Do you recommend dual monitors?

[@ESLTeacher365]

Yes, because you can see your notes and the students.

[@freewhiteboard]

Definitely, as a teacher Dual monitor is very helpful, I put shared resources in one and in another the tools needed as a teacher 🍀☘

[@justseeinwhatsup]

Great video! I am from the USA. Native speaker... TEFL certificate from "International TEFL Academy"... I want to teach remotely.. Can't get a gig.. It seems like an online company is the place to start. Do you have a favorite? Any other suggestions?

[@ESLTeacher365]

Join my workshop happening tomorrow! I will be sharing tons of tips and an excel spreadsheet with over 25 jobs. courses.eslteacher365.com/online-teaching-workshop

[@isadorapaz4694]

Hey, did you find a good platform to start?

[@ESLTeacher365]

Cambly is a good place to start!@@isadorapaz4694

[@lauragreen3461]

Do you recommend dual monitors?

[@ESLTeacher365]

Yes, especially if you are teaching big classes.

[@Yentl97]

Hi. I have a usb mic and separate headphones. Am I still able to use that?

[@ESLTeacher365]

It’s usually fine. Some companies do require a headset though.

[@DMSoboful]

Can I teach with my iPad Air or do I need laptop? Should I be using both devices or is that necessary?

[@ESLTeacher365]

I don’t recommend teaching from an IPad due to compatibility issues.

[@DMSoboful]

@@ESLTeacher365 Curious, What sort of compatibility issues?

[@ESLTeacher365]

@@DMSoboful It depends on the exact software you are using, but there are issues with Zoom, for example. This can also happen to teachers who are using a laptop but their students are using Chromebooks, for example.

[@LizMark-od2vu]

Is it advisable to use a phone instead of aloptop

[@ESLTeacher365]

If you are serious about teaching online you’ll need a laptop

[@hileryrathod8494]

I done my master in English literature and recently completed TEFL/TESOL course in PG diploma . Can you please suggest me for online jobs which will be better. I am fresher so i don't know.

[@ESLTeacher365]

Which passport do you have? Unfortunately a lot of companies hire based on this.

[@hileryrathod8494]

@@ESLTeacher365 indian

[@LizMark-od2vu]

I have a certificate in lower classes, how can I get a job using online teaching

[@ESLTeacher365]

I’m not sure what this means. Can you add more details?

[@darvinjohnson2025]

Have you ever looked into the TESOL from Arizona State on coursera? It doesn't list any specific hours, I'm not sure what level this would be equivalent to.

[@ESLTeacher365]

I haven't tested it yet, but it's on my list! It does take a LONGGG time to complete, between 6-8 months according to the website, so if you are wanting to teach sooner than that, there are other courses that you can complete in a few weeks.

[@darvinjohnson2025]

@@ESLTeacher365 Ok, looking forward to a review. I'm having difficulty with the varying levels/hrs and which might be a better fit. Is the 500hr course necessary?

[@ESLTeacher365]

If you want to teach abroad, then a high quality level 5 course with teaching practice like CELTA is a great choice. If you want to teach online, you only need a basic 120-level course. A lot of companies add on additional topics like teaching young learners, etc. to make courses with more hours. It really depends on how confident you are teaching and if these extra modules are necessary.@@darvinjohnson2025

[@mainamaggy2775]

Hi, am a high school leaver, didn't join any college. Can i be able to get online studies, then later do some online teachings?, and if it's yes , can you please recommend where. I will really appreciate 🙏.

[@ESLTeacher365]

There are companies that hire teachers without degrees, but you’ll want to make sure you are TEFL certified. Also, if you are not a native speaker, I recommend freelancing since many companies hire based on passport.

[@mainamaggy2775]

@@ESLTeacher365 thank you so much, I will consider that, dear.

[@OluwakemiWheto]

i love this,but i will love it if you can be my mentor

[@ESLTeacher365]

Join one of my live workshops!

[@OluwakemiWheto]

@@ESLTeacher365 okay

[@wissalmokdad5253]

Do i need any certificate? Like tefl or tesol?

[@ESLTeacher365]

Yes, I highly recommend getting a TEFL or TESOL certificate. Check out my recommendations in the video description.

[@hunymaan]

Are you tech online young babies 5 to 6 year old

[@ESLTeacher365]

Sorry, I don’t understand this.

[@JEOImonicheEkande]

Please,I need your assistance, I like to teach , i read education.guidance cuncelling (M.ed) in the University Nigeria.

[@ESLTeacher365]

Your first step is to get a TEFL certificate.

[@HussainAhmad-u7y]

Hi, I am not a native speaker can I join it

[@ESLTeacher365]

Yes, non-native speakers can teach online, but do be aware that it's best to teach on marketplaces or freelance since many online ESL companies either hire based on specific passports or pay non-native speakers less.

[@HussainAhmad-u7y]

What type of passport

[@ESLTeacher365]

@@HussainAhmad-u7y Some companies require American or Canadian passports, for example. Each company sets their own eligibility requirements.

[@leneleanor8200]

Hi, i am from Cameroon please I wish to teach online

[@ESLTeacher365]

Have you taken a TEFL course yet?

[@zenayesus-ur8ig]

l am from Ethiopia , l am english teacher but l did not have tofl certificat.

[@victorhoratiomcgill6472]

Great video, Thanks for posting