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Accredited Schools that work with Cambridge English

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Publishing house- CUP, OUP, Cengage , Longman

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British Council: https://careers.britishcouncil.org/careers

IH Schools: https://www.ihteachenglish.com/jobs

Apollo English Vietnam:

Kings College, Thailand

https://careers.tesol.org/searchjobs/?Keywords=&radialtown=&LocationId=&RadialLocation=20

Conference: https://www.tesol.org/in-person?gclid=Cj0KCQiAz6q-BhCfARIsAOezPxnHaBPAqmdLC2wlywPPEyOJFPraxtsvJ24zPlEfLPqSeQ_YA70oEMEaArBREALw_wcB

Neighborhood house, literacy network.

EF schools

Please start checking the ELI schools in the universities in your locality.

Summer Schools (YES USA) https://www.yesusa.com/careers

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Indeed

Linkedin

Mango Languages (hiring online teachers)

Accent Advisor

Go Fluent

Zoni Languages

VIP Kids

Preply

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Last update: April 27th, 2020

The List

Click here for the list of non-native online English teaching companies.

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Teaching English online is a great way to earn money from home. If you are qualified you shouldn't have any troubles getting a job and by qualified I mean that you have a university degree, a CELTA or TESL certificate and some teaching experience. It's a perfect job for those who have taught English overseas and are now looking for work back home. It is also great for current teachers who are looking for more hours. Personally, I teach English face-to-face in the morning and online with Skype in the afternoon. This is a list of all online English teaching companies. I have had interviews with several of the companies on this list and I am currently working for one of them.
There are many companies that teach online. They mostly teach business English, but most of them offer test preparation, group and individual classes too. Recently many Chinese companies that focus on teaching English to children have appeared. This is a list that I will be updating, please leave a comment if you have any experiences with these companies or know of any others that should be added to the list.

Beware that some of these companies may have a bad reputation! Check out the comments at the bottom of the page and read their review page for more info about a specific company.

Click here for more information about How to Become an Online English Teacher.

Recently Updated and Added Companies:

North American Companies

Vnaya <-- (Click here to Apply) is an American company (with links to India). They provide 1 on 1 online classess to K-12 students in North America and in the Oceania region in English, Math and Science. I am not sure how much they pay yet, but it varies from location to location. for the Vnaya review page.

Novakid <-- (Click here to Apply) (Homepage) is an American company based in San Francisco. They teach 1 to 1 classes to kids aged 4-12. They are looking for native speakers (from USA, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand or South Africa) with a university degree and one year of experience teaching children. They offer flexible scheduling and promise a minimum of 10 hours per week. They pay $16 USD per hour. for the Novakid reviews page.

COREnglish <-- (Click here to Apply) (COREnglish homepage here) is based in Salt Lake City, USA but they teach Chinese students. A big advantage with this company is that they give teachers fixed classes with the same students. Classes are from 1 - 5 students and each lesson is 25 minutes long. Teachers must have a bachelor's degree and they must be available at 6am to 8am EST working at least 2 hours per day at 4 days per week (You can teach at other times too.) A TESL certificate is preferred and so is teaching experience but they are not necessary to start working here. Non-natives are welcome to apply. They pay from $10 - $20 USD per hour by wire transfer or Paypal. Click here for the COREnglish review page.

Highway To English is a Small American company. It looks like all the teachers have to be certified American teachers. They only have 17 teachers. Nothing else is known about this company. Click here for the Highway to English review page.

Native Monks is based in Texas and they teach English, Spanish, Mandarin, Italian, French, German, Japanese, Russian, Hindi and even Haitian Creole. Their lessons are done through Skype and are all 1 to 1. They want native speaking teachers only and teachers set their own rate. They pay out the 15th of every month. Here is their registration page. Click here for the Native Monks review page.

TutorEye is based in the USA and they are looking for English teachers as well as specific science and math teachers. They teach one to one classes. Not much else is known about this company. If you have any info or if you work for them please leave us a review.

is an online ESL teacher recruitment and training company based in Vancouver, Canada. Currently (May, 2019), they are hiring Canadian TESOL certified teachers to deliver online CELPIP test prep lessons. You must be native English-speaking, Canadian, TESOL/CELTA certified and have 6-12 months experience. Teachers can register with FT and build unique profiles on their website. Fluency Tutors partners with ESL schools in China, Russia and the USA. They negotiate to decide how much teachers will be paid. Click here for the Fluency Tutors review page.

Hoponchat (link removed as it appears the company is out of business) is based in San Francisco and their platform looks interesting. They have an app that can be used to teach and give video lessons. Teachers can log in and wait for calls from students who are online. There are no reports or pre-class preparation. They prefer native speaking teachers but it is not a requirement, they do require an ESL certificate of some kind and 6 months of previous teaching experience. They pay with Paypal but it is not known yet how much they pay. for the Hop On Chat review page.

ABC International Group is looking for native speakers from the US and Canada with a bachelors degree (ESL certificate preferred) and at least 1 year of teaching experience to teach mostly 1to1 classes. They teach 25 minute classes to children and 50 minute classes to adults. Teachers must work a minimum of 12 hours per week from Monday toSunday from 5:30am-10:30am and Friday & Saturday 8pm-midnight EST. They pay $18 - $ 25 USD per hour. To apply send your CV and photo to jwabcinternational@gmail.com. for the ABC International Group review page.

Western Wise (website is down) is a small American company that teaches Chinese children aged 5-14. They are only looking for native speakers with a North American accent. Applicant must be available from 5am - 8am (US Central Standard Time) or on the weekends. They also want a committment of 1 year and someone with either a language degree, TEFL/Celta certificate or 3 years experience. They pay $15-22 USD per hour.

Speak! Language Center (link removed as they no longer need teachers) is in Virginia and they teach more languages than just English. They offer group and 1 to 1 classes.

Pearson / GlobalEnglish is based in San Francisco, they have just updated their platform and it looks great. They specialize in business English and have both group and individual classes. They are also working closely with Learnlight. They pay around $14 for individuals and $17 for group classes. Click for the comments and the GlobalEnglish reviews page.

British Companies

Linguacircle (website is down) teaches individuals and groups. TEFL or equivalent certificate required, non-native English speakers are welcome to apply.

Barons English ( alternate site)is looking for UK teachers only, to give 1 to 1 classes via Skype to students in China, Japan and Korea. Classes are 25 or 50 minutes long. They want native speakers with at least 2 years of college education. To apply email: jobs@teacher-barons.co.uk. Click here for the Barons English review page.

Russian Companies

Career Land Center is a new Russian company that is currently hiring (as of February 2018). They teach kids and adults in Russia and Asia. They also teach some business English group classes. They pay$15-20 USD per hour. Now they are also looking for native English speaking teachers who are willing to travel to Thailand, Vietnam and China for work. You can email your resume to: info@careerland-center.com. for the comments and the Career Land Center review page.

New Way English (website is down) is another Russian company. They only have about 20 teachers and it appears that they only hire native speakers or Russians. Teachers must have 5 years of experience and an ESL teaching certificate. They teach business English, exam preparation, US embassy preparation and they also teach children. They charge students about $580 rubles ($10 USD) per hour. You can email your resume to job@nw-english.com. Click here for the New Way English review page.

Spanish Companies

SofiaSquare (website is down) used to allow teachers to meet students face to face but they have just launched their online platform. Teachers can teach many languages and other subjects like math and give music lessons. They want teachers to create their own profile and it looks like you set your own price. Here is a link to their app. Click here for the SofiaSquare review page.

LingoKids <-- (Click here to Apply) is based in Madrid. They teach languages to children with their app, by focusing on language immersion through games, videos and songs along with other offline activities. Teachers conduct 1 to 1 videos lessons with children from around the world (China, USA, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia). They want teachers who can commit to 10 hours of availability per week during peak times in Europe. Teachers must have a 1.5 Mpbs internet connection. Classes can be canceled or booked up to 2 hours beforehand. Applicants are required to make a 10 minute demo class video on a topic of your choice as if it were given to a 4 year old. LingoKids pays $10 per 30 minute class. for the LingoKids reviews and comments page.

The SpeakCenter (no longer online) is based in Spain and offer classes to businesses and individuals.

IE-Academy (no longer online) is based in Spain, they offer business, individual and exam preparation classes.

Other European Companies

IELTS PROFI<-- (Click here to Apply) is based in Berlin, Germany. They help students to prepare for the IELTS exam. They only hire ex-IELTS examiners as teachers who have years of experience working in the IELTS field. Please leave a comment or a review of IELTS PROFI. for the IELTS PROFI review page.

Online Engleski <-- (Click here to Apply) is a company based in Bosnia and they teach English to Bosnian students. It looks like they hire mostly Bosnian teachers. Teachers don't need experience, but it is an asset, university students are also welcome to apply. They look like a small company but they have their own material and a tutor will help you with the training process. Scheduling is a mix of fixed classes and flexible. I am not sure how much they pay yet. You can send your CV to profesorkonkurs@gmail.com. for the Online Engleski review page.

(homepage link)is based in Poland and are currently hiring teachers with 1 year of experience teaching adults.. The students are mostly Polish adults. It looks like they teach 1 on 1 and group classes of up to 4 people. FluentBe pays around $10 USD per hour (possibly negotiable). Click here for more comments and the FluentBe Reviews page.

Gymglish is a small company of about 20 people based in France. It looks like they are not hiring teachers any more but they are hiring content developers to make short lessons for language learners.

Chinese Companies

SayABC <-- (Click here to Apply) is a new online education company in China for group lessons as a part of VIPKID. Teachers teach groups of children (4 students aged 5-12) during a 3 month course. Their curriculum was partly developed by National Geographic. They want native speaking teachers with a bachelors degree and an ESL certificate although they are a bit flexible, they prefer US accents. Teaching experience is preferred but not required. All the classes are from 6pm-9pm Chinese Standard Time (GMT +8) Monday to Saturday. Each class is 40 minutes and you can work as little as you want or a maximum of 24 classes per week. They pay up to $28 USD per hour (with bonuses) for a 40 minute class. for the SayABC reviews page.

Qkids <-- (Click here to Apply) is looking for American or Canadian teachers to teach children in China. (They used to be called 97Kid/Funbulous/JiuQu). Teachers must have a bachelors degree or be a university student studying for one. Teachers will teach 30 minute classes of up to 4 Chinese children aged 5 -12. Peak teaching times in China are weekdays from 6:40pm - 9:10pm and Friday and Saturday from 8:40pm - 11:50pm. They pay between $16-20 USD per hour. Click here for the Qkids review page.

Education First (English Live / English Town / English First) is a large company that has been around since 1965. According to the website they are looking for native speakers in the US or abroad with a bachelors degree and TEFL certificate. Their students are both adults and kids in China. The kids attend English classes in one of EF Kids & Teens English Centers. Teachers must open long term availability, as students will be taught by the same teachers every week. Peak slots in Chinese time are for classes starting between 5pm and 8:30pm on weekdays and on weekends from 9am to 8:30pm. Education First salary: The pay structure varies depending on if you are teaching adults or kids and where you are located, but teachers who teach children can earn up to $20 USD per hour. There is more info . Click here for the comments and the Education First review page.

NeuABC <-- (Click here to Apply) is a Chinese company looking for experienced American teachers, who are native speakers of English. A Bachelor's degree is required a TESOL certificate is not required but preferred. They want teachers to commit to at least 4 hours per week (early mornings Monday to Sunday and evenings on Friday and Saturday). Experience teaching ESL/EFL to children, in the classroom or online, ages 5-12 is a huge asset. Classes are 1-1 and 25 minutes long. $9.00 USD per lesson or $18.00 per hour, the payment is twice a month via check in the mail. for the comments and the NeuABC review page.

Yeko <-- Click here to Apply (Chinese link) is a new Chinese company who are looking for non-native (with a neutral accent) and native English speaking teachers. A bachelors degree is not necessary and neither is a TEFL certificate or teaching experience but they are preferred. Yeko supplies all the teaching material. Scheduling is flexible and teachers are paid for no-shows. They teach adults in one to one classes and children in group classes for 20 - 25 minutes. They pay between $10 - $15 USD per hour (I think they pay $12 per hour for one-to-one classes but I have not confirmed this). They pay with Paypal. They want teachers to commit to 20 hours per week and teaching hours are every day from 9:00am - 8:00pm Beijing time. Click here for the comments and the Yeko review page.

Simple Intern (<-Click here to apply) is another Chinese company that teaches kids (although their website say they are based in North Carolina). Teachers must have a native level of fluency, a university degree and teaching experience is not required (but preferred). Teachers can choose as many hours as they want to work from Monday to Sunday: 6:30am-11:30am & 6:30pm-11:30pm, Beijing Time. Simple Intern pays a starting wage of $15 per hour but you can earn as much as $22 per hour. Click here for the Simple Intern review page.

V2US (website is down) is a new Chinese company and they are looking for teachers. They appear to be a type of create-a-profile company as they allow teachers to set their own wage and hours. Teachers can use their own material or the ones provided by the platform. The students are of all ages. Teachers must have a bachelors degree and an ESL teaching certificate. Teaching experience is not necessary but an obvious benefit. Non-natives are welcome as well but that may be seen as a negative trait to some Chinese students. Their email is ft@v2us.com. Click here for the V2US review page.

is based in Beijing and they teach 1 to 1 or group class to Chinese students of all ages but mostly adults. Classes are either 25, 30 or 45 minutes. They are not a school as much as they are a company that provides English teachers to other schools, so teachers do have to have some of their own material. They want teachers to commit to 15 classes per month, they also want teachers with a bachelors degree a TESL certificate is not required. The interview process is straightforward and non-natives are welcome to apply although it appears that they get paid less ($10 -$14) than native speakers. Base pay is $15 USD per hour but there are chances for bonuses (good student reviews) so it is possible to make $21 USD per hour. They pay with Paypal. You can email your CV to info@haowj.com. Click here for more comments and the Haowj review page.

iTutorGroup (TutorABC) is based in Shanghai, China. They offer individual and group classes. If you are looking for a rewarding work-from-home job that offers flexible working hours at the most competitive rates, please e-mail your CV with GoodAirLanguage in the subject line to: recruiters@tutorabc.com. Click here for the comments and iTutorGroup reviews page.

USTKiD (website is down) is looking for native speakers from Canada, the UK or the US. Teachers must have a bachelors degree and teaching experience, but an ESL teaching certificate is not necessary. They have two types of classes: 1) Online teachers will assist a local primary school teacher in China for 30 minutes (Monday - Friday 8:30am - 11:30am and 2:00pm - 5:30pm Beijing time). 2) A smaller after school class of 2-4 students (Every day from 6pm - 9pm Beijing time). They provide the materials and require a fixed schedule from their teachers. They say they pay between $20 and $33 USD per hour depending on what class you teach and with bonuses. They are currently offering a bonus of $300 after your first 3 classes. To apply email cnhr@ustkid.com with your resume and a 40 second introductory video. Click here for the USTKid review page.

BlingABC is looking for native speakers with a bachelors degree, a TEFL/TESL certificate and one year of teaching experience. They teach groups of 3 to 15 Chinese children and all material is provided. They pay between $21-$27 USD per hour (depending on how many students are in the class) and they pay once a month. You can also go to their Facebook page or email recruiting@blingabc.com. Click to leave a comment or review for BlingABC.

Koolearn (also called New Oriental Online in Chinese) is looking for British or North American teachers to teach Asian children and adults. They would like teachers with a bachelors degree or higher who have experience teaching TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS and SAT tests. The website says they pay 6000 per month to undergraduate teachers and 8000 per month to teachers with masters degrees. I think they are talking about Yuan so about $950-1250 USD per month (they don't say how many hours of work is involved.) You can click here for more details or send your resume to: zhaopin@koolearn.com. Click for the Koolearn reviews and comments page.

teaches mostly Chinese students and it looks like most of their teachers are from the Philippines. They would like teachers with a BA and a TESL/CELTA certificate. They offer a base rate salary with bonuses but I think the salary is low.(click here for more information)

USAsishu or Meiguosishu (now called UUabc Jr.) They teach Chinese primary school children. They ask teachers to have a university degree and teaching certificate. Peak hours are weekdays from 18.00-21.00, but they also teach on the weekends. Classes can be 30 minutes or 55 minutes usually for 1-2 kids. They pay twice per month and pay starts at $15 per hour. You can email: recruiterhr@meiguosishu.com or engteacher@usasishu.com. Click here for the USAsishu review page.

Hugo English teaches English 1 to 1 to children in China. They pay between 14$ to 20$ per hour. (This is their homepage or apply by emailing hugo@hugoenglish.com). Click here for the comments and the Hugo English review page.

is based Guangzhou.They are apparently hiring now, looking for native speakers to teach students aged 4 -18. They pay $13 - $16 per hour. Email: abc5educn@gmail.com, Wechat: 137865455, Skype: vickylee291. Click here for the ABC5 review page.

Top Online Teachers is connected to Tutorwithus.com and it looks like they used to be 51FreeTalk (not the same as 51talk!) but that website is now down. They are looking for native speakers or freelance foreign students (aged 22-45) to be teachers to Chinese children (aged 6-18) during peak Beijing times (4pm-10pm, Monday - Sunday). They pay $12-15 USD per hour. Skype: qiumei_tong, email: hr-teachers@toponlineteachers.com and recruiter@51freetalk.com. Click here for the Top Online Teachers review page.

- (possibly out of business) I got an email from this company saying that they pay $8-12 USD per 25 minutes. They also offer some incentives and bonuses. Training is paid and classes are 1-on-1 with young Chinese learners. Teachers are not obligated to prepare the teaching material. Teachers set their own schedules, but must be available for at least 4 hours during peak Chinese hours (Weekday evenings, all day weekends). They are looking for native speaking teachers from North America who have experience teaching children, an ESL certificate and a bachelors degree. They are launching their English website soon but for now please send your CV to: apply@ustalk.com. Click here for the UStalk review page.

nicekid.com. Nicekid teaches Chinese children and teenagers from kindergarten to grade 12 via video class. They prefer native English speaking teachers (South Africans!) with an ESL certificate but they will consider non-native teachers as well. Peak time is 6:50pm - 9:10pm Beijing time. They pay up to $28 USD per hour with bonuses with Paypal. You can send your resume/CV with photo, Skype ID and current location to hi@Click here for the Nicekid review page.

is affiliated with and based in Shenzhen, and they teach Chinese children aged 5-17 and adults as well. They want native speaking teachers to commit to 20 hours per week. They pay $16-$26 USD per 45 minute class with children and teenagers and apparently $10-$18 USD per class for adults depending on bonuses. Click here for the Likeshuo review page.

SmileABC is looking for natives speakers from the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland (sorry South Africans 🙁 ) to teach Chinese children. They also want their teachers to have a bachelors degree, a TEFL/TESL certificate and experience teaching children is an asset. They want teachers to be available for a minimum of 6 hours every week during Beijing peak hours (6-9pm 3 days a week - 2 days during the week and one day on the weekend). They pay $16-24 USD per hour. Contact Maria, email: maria@smileabc.cn, skype: hiteacher@smilekid.com.cn Click here for the comments and the SmileABC review page.

DeerKid (no longer online) teaches North American curriculum to kindergarten and elementary students in China. Teachers must be from North America, have a bachelors degree, 1 year experience and a TESOL certificate or equivalent. They pay $14 - $22 per hour.

LumiEnglish (no longer online) a Chinese company with offices in Beijing and San Diego, it was hard to find a lot of information about them, but if you are in China or looking to teaching Chinese people, check it out.

KaiBell (no longer online)

Japanese Companies

EnglishTutorOnline (application page) looks like they specialize in business English and teach adults. They have headquarters in Montreal and in California, but they have a lot of partner schools in Japan. They want native teachers from the UK or North America with teaching experience, ESL certificate and a university degree (everything). Click here for the English Tutor Online review page.

Eigopower (alternate site) is looking for native speaking teachers or English teachers from Japan who have a high English level (they may ask for a TOEIC score of 800) to teach children. Teachers should have one year of teaching experience and a university degree. They pay 1200 yen - 1600 yen per hour. You can apply by sending your CV to arisenglish@alisins.com. Click here for the comments and the Eigopower review page.

is a company from Japan. They want part-time native speaking teachers from the USA, UK, Canada, Australia or New Zealand. They teach both conversational and textbook English. They currently pay 600 yen or about $5.50 for every 25 minute class. However in February 2018 they are changing the entire system and teachers can set their own rates between 600 - 1200 YEN ($5.50 - $11.00 USD) per 25 minute lesson, based on their work performance. Payment is made with Paypal. Click here for the Eigox review page.

South Korean Companies

<-- (Click here to Apply) (1-StopAsia, 1-StopEdu and 1-StopGlobal) is an online English learning academy servicing Korean child and adult students domestic and abroad. They are looking for teachers with a degree and they must be in either the US/Canada or the UK. They have Skype-based 1on1 courses that allow both the student and teacher to find a unique learning style that works for them. Their students tend to enroll for longer durations than other typical online learning companies, so expect to build rapport and a unique style for each class. If you are ready to meet your students then send CV and cover-letter to: Kelly@1stopasia.com. for the 1-StopEdu review page.

Tutoring Lab (website is currently offline) does 1to1 conversation classes, they are looking for native speakers. They seem to have an interesting approach with their classes as it looks like learners can chose the topic they want to discuss and learn about.

GlobalT is based in Seoul and they have over 50 teachers. They have two shifts morning and evenings and you are required to work at least one of the shifts. The lessons are over the phone and either 10, 15 or 20 minutes long. The lessons follow a textbook but sometimes there are free conversation topics. You need to do report cards every month and it's unpaid. They only want native speakers from English speaking countries with a university degree and one year of teaching experience. They pay $14 USD an hour. Click here for the GlobalT review page.

Pagoda Talkool (It looks like they are not teaching online anymore only face to face classes in South Korea) is a South Korean company, the pay starts at $9 an hour but there are opportunities for bonuses. English link.

Filipino Companies

ABC360 <-- (Click here to Apply) has offices in China and The Philippines. Theywant teachers to work 20 hours per week with 12 between the peak hours of 6 - 10pm. They are looking for Filipino teachers. They pay up to 150 PHP per hour. Email your resume to abc360.phhmnl@gmail.com. Click here for the ABC360 review page.

QQ English looks like it is based in the Philippines, but they teach students in the Philippines, Japan, China Russia, Iran, Brazil and Korea. They offer both individual and group classes at all hours of the day. Teachers must have TESOL certificate. In fact not much else is known about this company yet. Click here for more comments and the QQ English review page.

Other Locations

1on1 English <-- (Click here to Apply) is a Vietnamese company that teaches Vietnamese children aged 6-12 in 1 on 1 classes of 25 minutes. They want American and Canadian teachers with a bachelors degree, TEFL/CELTA certificate and 1 year of experience teaching children. Scheduling is flexible, but peak hours are 6pm - 9pm Vietnam time. They pay up to $24 USD per hour depending on the incentives teachers achieve (average pay is about $18 - $20 USD per hour). Another link to apply here. Click here for the 1on1 English review page.

is based in Iran and they teach many languages (English, German, Arabic, French, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Russian, Kurdish, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, etc.) to Iranians. Students can see teachers schedules and choose when they want to have classes. The pay is set by the company based on teachers qualifications. Non-native speaking teachers are welcome to apply and a language teaching degree or certificate is preferred but not necessary. Oteacher uses Zoom (not Skype) to give classes and they pay with Paypal from $16 - 18 USD per hour. Click for the comments and the Oteacher review page.

Synergy Language Consultants (website is down) is based in South Africa and they are currently hiring.

Aloju Online Teaching Recruitment (no longer online) is also based in South Africa. I believe that most of their students are in China. They are looking for teachers from around the world. They want teachers who have a TEFL certificate and are able to teach 15 hours per week.

EnglishLeap (website is down) is based in India, I am not sure how much they pay.

I-rikai (website is down)is based in New Delhi, India. It looks like Irikai is only looking for Indians or at least only people in India.

English Talk (website is down) based in Taiwan, not much info on their website besides charging 230NTD per hour.

On Top English (website is down) I'm not sure where they are based, but they it looks like they target Latin America they charge students around $20 US per hour.

Create-a-Profile Companies

There is another type of language teaching company, where teachers have to create a profile and attract students based on their profile, price and ratings:

AmazingTalker is a Chinese company that lets you set your own rate. You don't have to be a native speaker, but non-native speakers have to have an English degree. Their teachers offer classes in 46 different languages, including Spanish, Italian, French and German. Most classes are in English and there are many exam preparation classes being offered. Classes are either 25 or 50 minutes. Click here for the AmazingTalker review page.

BuddySchool looks like a relatively big company possible based in Russia. Their teachers offer classes in many different languages, including Spanish, Italian, and French. Click here for the BuddySchool review page.
LingoBots TakeLessons
EdooPAD (USA)

Chegg (USA)

TusClasesParticulares (Spain)
Pratify
Lang-land (Russia) Teachers pay a subscription to use the Lang-Land system and set their own prices.
Teachlingo
Wyzant (USA)
SkimaTalk
italki (China)

CafeTalk (looking for teachers who have taught in Japan)

Myngle (Netherlands)
Verbalplanet
Learnissimo (France)

Lingueo (France)
Tutor Agent
FindaTutor (New Zealand)

FindMyFavouriteTeacher (many languages)

SkypeEnglishJapan (no longer online)

Mobil English (no longer online)

RealLang (no longer online)

Lingo121 (no longer online)

121elesson (no longer online)

Globallingos (no longer online)

Langademy (no longer online)

SkillUp (no longer online)

LearnEng.eu (no longer online)

ChatchatEnglish (no longer online)

T-Pad (no longer online)

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