Remote English tutor · Canada · Early mornings
Tutor English online from Canada — before your day begins
Korean students learn in their evening, which is your early morning. Teach a few 1:1 lessons before work or class, keep the same regular students every day, and never write a lesson plan.
- Early-morning hours
- Side income
- No lesson prep
- Open as few as 2 days
Steady regular students
Students keep the tutor they like — the same students every day, lesson after lesson.
Stable income
Regular students mean a schedule you can count on, paid twice a month.
Zero prep burden
Materials are ready for every lesson. Log in and teach.
Made for early risers
Side income that fits before breakfast
Teach before your day job
An hour or two at dawn is enough — 1:1 lessons are 25 or 50 minutes, so you can finish before your commute.
Great for students, parents and night owls
University students between classes, parents before the school run, and people who already work late shifts all fit the Korean evening.
Grow it at your own pace
Start from 2 days a week and open more early-morning slots when you want more income.
How it works
Your everyday tutor: same students, every day, real progress
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Open your slots
Choose the days and hours you want to teach. Change them as your life changes.
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Students book you
Korean students, from kids to adults. 1:1 lessons, 25 or 50 minutes.
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Teach — no prep
We provide the lesson materials, so you can focus on the student in front of you.
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Watch them grow
Regular students learn with you week after week. You see the progress — and so do their families.
Pay
Fair pay that grows with you
Competitive hourly pay
We go through your rate with you during the interview.
Raises based on performance
Great lessons and happy regular students are rewarded.
Paid twice a month
On the 15th and the 30th of every month.
Payout: International payout options — confirmed during onboarding.
Schedule
You decide when you teach
Korea doesn't change its clocks, so your lesson window moves by an hour with daylight saving: about 4–10 AM Eastern in summer and 3–9 AM in winter. Out west it's the very early hours — roughly midnight to 6 AM Pacific.
- You open your own lesson slots in our system.
- Start small: from 2 days a week, 1 hour a day.
- Lessons are 25 or 50 minutes, 1:1.
- Open more slots during peak hours to fill your schedule faster.
Peak student hours
Korea 5–11 PM (KST) is when most students book lessons.
Korea 5–11 PM · early morning — about 4–10 AM ET in summer, 3–9 AM ET in winter (roughly 0–6 AM PT)
Requirements
What you need to teach with us
- Fluent English
- A PC or laptop (not a phone or tablet)
- A headset with microphone
- A stable internet connection
- Backup power and backup internet (recommended)
- A quiet place to teach
How to join
4 steps from application to your first lesson
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Apply (3 min)
Your details, 6 quick questions, when you can teach, your Zoom ID and resume. Then confirm your email.
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Interview
If your application is a match, book a short Zoom interview online.
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Final interview
A short final interview with our team manager.
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Start teaching
After you pass: create your tutor account, finish your profile and paperwork, then open your first slots.
FAQ
Questions tutors ask us
Do the hours change with daylight saving time?
Yes. Korea has no daylight saving, so in Eastern time the peak window is about 4–10 AM while DST is on and 3–9 AM in winter. Your slot times in our system always show your local time.
I live in BC or Alberta — is it too early?
In Pacific time the peak is roughly midnight to 6 AM, and in Mountain time about 1–7 AM. Many western tutors teach the last one or two peak hours, or open slots at other times of day.
Is this a side job or a full-time job?
Most Canadian tutors teach it as side income — you choose how many early-morning slots to open, from 2 days a week, 1 hour a day.
How do I get paid from Korea?
Pay runs twice a month, on the 15th and the 30th. International payout options are confirmed with you during onboarding.
Who will I teach?
Korean students — from kids to adults — in 1:1 online lessons. Many book the same tutor every day, so you get to know your students and see them improve.
Do I need to prepare lessons?
No. We provide the lesson materials. You just teach.
How long are lessons?
Each lesson is 1:1 and lasts 25 or 50 minutes.
How many hours do I have to teach?
You open your own slots. You can start from 2 days a week, 1 hour a day, and open more whenever you want.
When are students most active?
Most students book between 5 and 11 PM Korea time (KST). In Canada that is early morning — about 4–10 AM ET in summer, 3–9 AM ET in winter (roughly 0–6 AM PT).
How much will I earn?
We offer competitive hourly pay, with raises based on your performance. We go through the details with you during the interview.
How and when do I get paid?
You are paid twice a month, on the 15th and the 30th. International payout options — confirmed during onboarding.
What equipment do I need?
A PC or laptop, a headset, a stable internet connection and a quiet place to teach. Backup power and a backup internet connection are strongly recommended.
How long does it take to start?
Quick apply takes 3–5 minutes. We email you within 2 business days to set up your interview, and after you pass we guide you through your account, profile and documents.
Can I apply from another country?
Yes. We welcome fluent English speakers worldwide. Choose your country — or "Other" — in the application form.
Where are you teaching from?
Choose your country
Philippines
Peak hours: 4:00 – 10:00 PM PHT
Canada
Peak hours: early morning — about 4–10 AM ET in summer, 3–9 AM ET in winter (roughly 0–6 AM PT)
Teaching from United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Ireland or somewhere else? You can apply too.
Ready to become someone's everyday tutor?
Quick apply takes 3–5 minutes. We reply within 2 business days.