Teach one student at a time, with a whole team behind you
660+ teachers have taught on Qlive. We're looking for people who know their subject deeply and love explaining it, to teach school students one-to-one, from home.
Questions first? WhatsApp our careers team.
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Full-time, work from home
Full-time teacher: Maths or English
GCC, UK, Australia and New Zealand
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Part-time or full-time, work from home
Teach with us: any school subject
India, the Gulf and worldwide
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Why teachers choose Qlive
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Regular one-to-one students
Teach the same students week after week, and actually see them improve.
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From home, around your hours
Part-time or full-time. You set the hours you can teach, and classes are only placed inside them.
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Tools that do the busywork
Lessons and activities in Qlive Space, PenQ for quizzes and diagrams, Pulse for assessments, and Educate for everything else.
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A team behind you
Qlive's academic team prepares and marks worksheets and checkpoints. A Success Partner looks after the family side.
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Students across the world
Families in 30+ countries. International syllabus classes pay more.
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Full training and support
Free training before your first class, then Qlive's academic team beside you for as long as you teach. No fee and no deposit, ever.
Teach here, and never stop learning
Want to become a better teacher? Every Qlive teacher gets full training and support from our academic team, and every new student stretches you in a new way.
New to teaching online? This is where you learn to do it properly.
How training works-
Trained before your first class
Online teaching, talking to parents, Qlive Space, using AI as a teacher, planning, assessment and data privacy. Free, with feedback on every task.
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An academic team beside you
Regular check-ins, help planning, and worksheets and checkpoints prepared and marked for you. You're never working it out alone.
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Sharpen a skill whenever you like
Short Compass tracks in the Educate app, and your own Qlive Space to rehearse in before a class.
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Every student teaches you something
One-to-one means a different child, a different gap and a different way in, every time. It's the fastest way to become a really good teacher.
What teaching at Qlive looks like
How teaching works, in detail- 1
Set your hours
Tell Qlive when you can teach. New classes only go into those hours.
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Say yes to a student
You're invited to classes that fit your subjects and hours, and you choose.
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Teach in Qlive Space
Open the lesson, run the activities, talk on Google Meet. PenQ helps.
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Close the loop
Two lines of feedback after class. Mark work. The team takes it from there.
How we hire
We look for commitment, competence and character, and we'd rather coach than reject.
The hiring process, step by step- 1 Apply
- 2 Application review
- 3 Two interviews
- 4 A recorded audition
- 5 Free training
- 6 Offer
- 7 Your first students
Your teaching day, in the Educate app
See the Educate appJoin Space in one tap
Today's classes first, each one tap from the lesson.
Feedback in seconds
Type a few lines or record a voice note after each class.
Chats in the right place
One with the Qlive team, one with the student and parents.
Hours, training, earnings
Set your hours, train in Compass, see what you've earned.
Teaching at Qlive
Apply to teachOpenings are also posted on the Qlive teachers channel. Parent looking for classes? Book a free assessment.
Do you sell teacher training courses?
No. Qlive hires teachers to teach Qlive students. Training happens after you've been selected, and it is free: no fee and no deposit.
How are teachers paid?
Most Qlive teachers are paid by the hour for approved class hours, once a month, by the 15th of the following month. Rates depend on the curriculum, grade and subject; international curricula pay more. Your rates are confirmed in writing before you start. Full-time roles are explained in their own offer.
Can I teach part-time?
Yes. Many Qlive teachers teach part-time alongside other work. You set your available hours in the Educate app and classes are planned inside them.
What do I need to teach?
A laptop or desktop (phones aren't used for teaching), internet of 10 Mbps or better, your camera on for the whole class, and a headset if you can. For maths and the sciences, a pen tablet or stylus for writing. And clear spoken English.
Which subjects are most in demand?
Maths and English, especially for students in the Gulf, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, plus the sciences and languages. We hire across CBSE, ICSE, state boards, IGCSE, IB and other international curricula.
I'm a fresher. Can I apply?
Yes, for most roles, if your subject knowledge is strong and you explain clearly. Some roles, like the part-time online maths role, ask for previous online teaching experience.