Help adults find their voice in Australia. Join Australingo to turn English practice into the confidence to handle a job interview, a first shift, and everyday life.
Bring your teaching skills. Make everyday moments easier.
Small conversations. Real confidence.
Practical English for work and life in Australia.
The role
We’re building an English membership for French-speaking working holidaymakers preparing for, or already living in, Australia. Short recorded lessons give them a foundation. You help turn that learning into conversation.
Guide live Zoom sessions with structured pair and small-group activities. Explain the task, model useful language, visit breakout rooms and bring learners together for feedback.
Think: café orders, job interviews and asking for clarification.
Listen to short student voice recordings. Review AI-assisted draft feedback and give clear, encouraging corrections that help learners take one useful step forward.
Your teaching judgment stays at the centre of every correction.
Help adapt reusable role-plays, prompts and learning activities. Share what works with beginners and help us improve the experience as we test and grow.
Bring practical ideas from the classroom into the learning materials.
Who we’re looking for
You enjoy helping adults speak—even when they’re nervous, make mistakes or need a little more time.
French and experience with Australian English are welcome advantages, not requirements. You do not need to imitate an Australian accent.
How to apply
No polished showreel needed. We want to hear your own voice, understand your approach and see how you make a simple idea easy to learn.
Share your experience, availability, teaching setup and pay expectations. Answer a few practical teaching scenarios and upload your CV.
Tell us who you are and why this role interests you. Then show a beginner how to ask a manager to repeat an instruction. Upload the video or share a link.
We’ll contact you by email about the next stage, which may include a live teaching demonstration and a discussion of the schedule, compensation and role.
Allow about 15–20 minutes for the form, plus time to record your video.
A few useful details
Adult French-speaking learners preparing for or living in Australia on a working holiday. Many need beginner-friendly support for everyday conversations, job interviews and workplace English.
Our initial plan is to pilot workshops with approximately 20–30 learners per facilitator. Students practise in pairs or small breakout groups, supported by clear tasks and prompts. You guide the session, monitor selected groups and give shared feedback. This format will be tested and refined during the pilot.
We’re recruiting towards an initial full-time teaching team. The application asks for your preferred workload, recurring availability and expected compensation in Philippine pesos. Final hours, compensation and engagement terms will be discussed before an offer.
No. Clear, understandable English and effective teaching are what matter. French and familiarity with Australian English are useful advantages, but neither is compulsory.
No. A simple recording from your normal teaching space is ideal. Prioritise clear audio and a natural delivery. The form provides the one-minute brief and lets you upload a video or share a link. Please use your own voice, without an AI avatar or generated voice.
Choose “Request an alternative or help submitting” in the form and tell us what would help. You do not need to share a diagnosis or medical information.
Your next chapter starts here
Bring your experience, your patience and your way of making things click. We’d love to learn more about you.
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