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Spanish Tutor at Mercor
posted 1 month agoSpanish Tutor | $50–60/hr | Worldwide Remote | Short-Term Project (~3 Weeks)
Mercor is partnering with a leading language-learning platform to recruit experienced Spanish tutors for a short-term, remote project. Tutors will conduct recorded, one-on-one Spanish lessons with native English-speaking learners across varying proficiency levels, producing natural and authentic language-learning conversations.
What You'll Do
- Lead engaging, one-on-one Spanish tutoring sessions tailored to each learner's proficiency level.
- Adapt lesson structure and communication style to individual learners and assigned topics.
- Encourage natural, substantive back-and-forth conversation throughout each session.
- Follow provided lesson guidelines and project instructions closely.
- Keep sessions focused, avoiding extended dead air or off-topic discussion.
- Conduct sessions that run a minimum of 20 minutes (typically 20–30 minutes).
Who Should Apply
- Fluent Spanish speakers with strong verbal communication skills.
- Bachelor's degree or higher required.
- Minimum of three years of Spanish teaching or tutoring experience.
- Proven experience teaching native English speakers at multiple proficiency levels.
- Reliable availability and a strong record of punctuality.
- Comfortable participating in recorded online sessions.
Tutors from diverse Spanish-speaking backgrounds — including Spain, Mexico, and other regions — are warmly encouraged to apply.
Project Details
- Duration: Approximately three weeks
- Commitment: Approximately seven hours per week
- Format: Remote, scheduled one-on-one sessions
- Rate: $50–$60/hr
How to apply for this role
- Upload your resume — keep it up-to-date and in English. Mercor will auto-fill your profile from it.
- Complete the AI interview — a 15-minute conversation about your experience. Be ready to discuss specific projects and challenges you've solved.
- Submit your application — only about 20% of applicants finish all the steps, so completing yours puts you well ahead.