Most of us are looking for part-time work which will give us extra income. Well, these days, there are many opportunities which will allow you to earn additional income while at home.  In fact, these home-based jobs can become full-time work for others.
Now, if you are one of those who are searching for ways to earn money online, you should really check this out!

One of the categories to get income online is by rendering services. There are people who become virtual assistants, do data entry jobs, video editing, graphic designing, developing websites and so on.  However, I want to share another type of online work here. Teaching English.

Now, where can we get jobs for this skill?

Freelance Sites:

Pros:
You need to teach only one client.
You can dictate your rate.
You can use your free time for other types of job.

Cons:
There aren't many clients who are looking for English teachers in freelance sites. It’s difficult to land a contract for starters since there is competition and they need a good record.
The rate might be lower than what you expected.
You need to prepare your lesson plan and materials.
You must adjust to the availability of the client.

Online Schools:

Pros:

You can choose when to work. They are usually flexible when it comes to work time.

You don’t need to worry on getting students. There are usually a lot of students already registered in these schools. Once you are in, they can see your schedule and book your available lessons.

You teach different students one-on-one. If you don’t like to be bored and want challenges, it’s good for you. You can teach beginners, intermediate and advanced level students.

You get a fixed rate for each lesson but can still receive incentives.

You can receive your income on a monthly basis. 

The more hours you work, the higher income you can get.

You don’t need to prepare every material. You only need to prepare for the lesson by checking these materials before the lesson.

Now, if you want to try teaching online, please check this online English school. 

Step 3. Attend the Online Orientation


Orientation videos and Skype one-on-one orientation will be provided on your first month of teaching.

Step 4. Start Teaching


Build your Tutor Profile, and plot your teaching schedule to get students.

Step 5. Get Paid
We deposit your payment to your bank account each month. Your hard work is always credited.




* This is the application process of RareJob, the no. 1 online English school in Japan (based on no of students and no .of teachers)


Source: RareJob Website

How do I earn?

Your tutor fee is computed by multiplying the number of booked lesson (lessons with students) you have conducted in a month by the rate per lesson. If you qualify to one or more incentives, it will be added to your total earnings for the month.How and when do I get paid?

The tutor fee is distributed every 10th of the month through direct bank transfer to either a BPI International (Bank of the Philippine Islands) or a PNB (Philippine National Bank) account. We provide tutors with an endorsement letter to help them open an account.What Bank account can I use?

Nandemoya provides an endorsement letter that tutors can download on the website. They can use the letter to open either a PNB or a BPI International account. Tutors should open an account under their registered name in RareJob.


What if I have an existing bank account, can I use it instead?

No, tutors should open a new account that will be used solely for RareJob. .Is my tutor fee taxable?

Yes, the tutor fee is subject to tax. Under the Expanded Withholding Tax rule of BIR for independent contractors, RareJob is obligated to withhold a 10% withholding tax every month. The amount will then be submitted to BIR.


Will RareJob file my taxes?

RareJob will not file your taxes for you but it will provide the necessary documents to help you file it yourself. You may ask assistance from our Tutor Fee group.

Tutors can start or stop teaching any time they need to. They just have to teach at least once every six months to retain Active account status.

Who will I be teaching?

Most of the students in RareJob are Japanese, Koreans, Taiwanese and Brazilians. Their age varies but the majority of them are working professionals.

How do I conduct the lesson?
All lessons are conducted through Skype; hence, tutors need to learn how to use it.

How long is the usual lesson?

One lesson takes 25 minutes. 

Is there a required minimum number of hours to teach?

There is no minimum hours required to teach in RareJob. Our schedule is 100% flexible Tutors can control and choose their own schedule based on their preference

Are materials and modules provided?
 

Nandemoya provides a wide selection of materials that tutors can choose from. RareJob follows the 10-level curriculum based on CEFR-J. Tutors may opt to look for supplementary materials if they find the materials provided insufficient.

How do I get students?

Students are able to view each tutor's open lesson slots. They select who to book based on the tutor profile.

Source: RareJob Website

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