Job Title: Economics Educator IGCSE/IB (Online)
Location: Remote (Work from anywhere based in Bangalore is a plus!)
Employment Type: Freelance Hourly Basis
Joining Date: 21 May 2025
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Can you turn graphs and GDP into gripping stories
Were on the lookout for a passionate Economics Educator who can make supply and demand feel like a drama break down global markets like a boss and prepare IGCSE and IB students to ace their exams and understand the world.
If you see the classroom as your think tank and your students as future changemakers read on.
Who Can Apply
Youre our ideal candidate if you have:
- A Bachelors degree (or higher) in Economics Education or a related field.
- Experience (05 years) teaching Economics at IGCSE or IB levels or a strong grasp of their frameworks.
- Conceptual clarity and the ability to explain complex ideas simply and creatively.
- Excellent spoken and written English skills.
- Great interpersonal skills to connect with students and parents.
- The knack to organize content track progress and stay on top of deadlines.
What Youll Do
- Inspire critical thinking: Teach Economics concepts to students aged 1318 (IGCSE & IB).
- Prepare for success: Help students tackle case studies past papers and assessments with confidence.
- Make it relevant: Connect global economic trends to classroom discussions.
- Track & support: Assess learning provide feedback and create personalized strategies for improvement.
- Stay connected: Communicate with parents collaborate with other educators and share best practices.
- Keep growing: Keep up with syllabus updates and teaching tools that make learning smarter.
Why Teach With Us
- Be part of a quirky passionate team that values learning and laughter.
- 100% online setup work from wherever you are.
- Flexible schedule freelance per-hour pay.
- Work with bright motivated students preparing for world-class exams.
Sound like your kind of gig
Email your resume and a short note about your teaching style and Economics experience to
Lets shape the economists of tomorrow one demand curve at a time.