IB Math and Science Tutor

Bespoke Learning is seeking fully remote independent contractor tutors for IB Math AA/AI, Environmental Systems and Societies (ESS), Physics, and Chemistry. Every complete application is recorded and classified for human review, with Ontario-trained IB Math teachers currently receiving highest priority.

Responsibilities:

  • Deliver personalized online lessons to IB students.
  • Prepare lesson summaries and follow-up communication.
  • Maintain student notes, homework plans, and progress tracking.
  • Communicate clearly with students and families.

Qualifications and experience:

  • Current priorities include direct IB curriculum experience plus either a recognized teaching certification with classroom experience or a strong professional tutoring record.
  • Tutors are expected to communicate in English at CEFR C1 level or above. Educators applying exclusively to teach another language are exempt from this English requirement.
  • Strong subject knowledge and clear online communication are required.

Location and engagement: Applications are open worldwide. Tutors deliver lessons fully remotely as independent contractors, not as employees of Bespoke Learning.

Application deadline: The current intake is open through 31 December 2026.

Working hours and compensation: Contractors choose their availability and may teach students across time zones. Rates are submitted and agreed individually in USD based on qualifications, experience, subject demand, and relevant market conditions.

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