Ringle is a great job opportunity. You will talk with the international professionals, network with them, and teach English.
Here are a couple quick points about it:
You can set your own schedule and work as much or as little as you want in a week.
It pays from $19 to $25 per class depending on your performance.
You work from home over Google Hangout. You don't need to know any Korean, just English
The service is pretty simple. Here is layout for the tutoring sessions:
You spend about 7 minutes reading an article or two and watching a quick video to prepare for the tutoring session.
The topics that you cover are relatively new and are actually quite interesting and informative (e.g. ApplePay's dominance, Amazon's battle against publishing companies, Google's competition)
During the tutoring session, which lasts about 40 minutes, you ask them questions (the questions are already given to you along with the article), provide your own response to the questions, and then correct them on any mistakes that they made while they were speaking.
You spend about 10 minutes after the session is over to write a feedback at www.ringleplus.com.
Please send an email to sungpah@stanford.edu if you have any other questions!
We would love to have you join Ringle.
For more information, please visit www.ringleplus.com
Here are a couple quick points about it:
You can set your own schedule and work as much or as little as you want in a week.
It pays from $19 to $25 per class depending on your performance.
You work from home over Google Hangout. You don't need to know any Korean, just English
The service is pretty simple. Here is layout for the tutoring sessions:
You spend about 7 minutes reading an article or two and watching a quick video to prepare for the tutoring session.
The topics that you cover are relatively new and are actually quite interesting and informative (e.g. ApplePay's dominance, Amazon's battle against publishing companies, Google's competition)
During the tutoring session, which lasts about 40 minutes, you ask them questions (the questions are already given to you along with the article), provide your own response to the questions, and then correct them on any mistakes that they made while they were speaking.
You spend about 10 minutes after the session is over to write a feedback at www.ringleplus.com.
Please send an email to sungpah@stanford.edu if you have any other questions!
We would love to have you join Ringle.
For more information, please visit www.ringleplus.com