Job opening · Odesa and online
French teacher
Slay School is looking for a French teacher for kids and adults — in our Odesa classroom and online. If you love the language and know how to explain and inspire, join our team.
- City
- Odesa
- Format
- In the classroom and online
- Students
- Kids and adults
Slay School is a language school in Odesa with 15 years of experience and over 1,000 students. French is one of our core courses: we teach kids and adults in our classroom at 38 Marselska St and online.
We have more and more students, so we’re looking for another French teacher — for classroom lessons, online lessons or both.
Responsibilities
- Teach group and one-to-one French lessons for kids and adults — in the classroom and online.
- Run trial lessons: meet new students and assess their level and goals.
- Choose the programme and materials to suit students’ age, level and goals — from conversational French to DELF preparation.
- Set homework and track progress.
- Stay in touch with students and parents.
Requirements
- French at C1 level or higher.
- Teaching experience is desirable, including with kids.
- A degree in languages or education, or a DELF/DALF certificate, is a plus.
- For online lessons: a stable internet connection, a camera and a headset.
- Fluent Ukrainian and the ability to explain things simply and clearly.
- Reliability, punctuality and a love for what you do.
What we offer
- The school finds students for you — no need to advertise yourself.
- A cosy classroom in Odesa (38 Marselska St) or online lessons.
- A flexible schedule within school hours: Mon–Sat 9:00–20:00.
- Steady pay for every lesson you teach.
- A friendly team and support from the school’s founder, Anastasiia Sokur.
- The chance to grow with the school: new groups, courses and events.
Want to work with us?
Send your CV or a few words about yourself: teaching experience, language level and who you enjoy teaching — kids or adults.
How to apply
Step 1. Get in touch
Send your CV or a few words about yourself via Instagram Direct, or give us a call.
Step 2. Interview
We’ll get to know each other, tell you about the school and discuss the terms.
Step 3. Demo lesson
You teach a short demo lesson — and we get started together.