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Level 6 Project control apprenticeship
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Private Tutor
Work Model
🌐 100% Remote
Employment
💼 Full-Time Direct
Recruitment Type
🛡️ Direct to HR Pipeline
Role Overview & Responsibilities
Magpie tutors are currently looking for talented and ambitious tutors to join their team. Any subject can be taught from Maths to Computer Science or French. No previous experience is required!
A brief synopsis of the role:
- You can choose to tutor online, in person or both if you prefer!
- Flexible hours - you can pick the days and hours you work so that it fits into your university timetable
- Resources can be provided to help you
- No teaching qualification or experience is required.
Our ideal applicant:
- Strong subject knowledge in their chosen teaching specialism
- Engaging, fun and builds great relationships with students
- Motivated to see pupil progress
- Caring and keeping things positive for the students
- Able to plan engaging lessons
- Willing to commit to regular classes so that students are able to build a strong relationship with their tutor
We are currently looking for the following tutors for an immediate start:
- English GCSE
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temporary contract
Salary: £13.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Flexitime
- Referral programme
- Work from home
Schedule:
- Flexitime
Education:
- A-Level or equivalent (required)
Work authorisation:
- United Kingdom (required)
Work Location: Remote
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for the Private Tutor position at Magpie tutors?
Click the “Apply for this Position” button on this page to submit your details directly to Magpie tutors's recruitment pipeline without agency fees or intermediaries.
Is this role eligible for remote work or international relocation?
Yes, this role is 100% remote and open to qualified professionals across eligible global regions.
Are there any fees to apply through Jobflixs?
No. Jobflixs is 100% free for all job applicants. We strictly prohibit recruitment fees, candidate registration fees, or placement charges.
