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About the profession

Teaching roles are defined by subject, age group and setting. A primary teacher, a university lecturer, a corporate trainer and a language tutor share a craft but almost nothing else in terms of requirements, qualification and daily work.

For online and international teaching, language fluency and curriculum familiarity — national curriculum, IB, Cambridge, CEFR levels — usually matter more than years of experience alone.

Skills to look for

• Subject expertise
• Lesson planning and curriculum design
• Classroom and group management
• Assessment and feedback
• Online teaching tools and platforms
• Differentiated instruction
• Learner motivation and pastoral care
• Teaching in more than one language

Common specialties

School teaching

Primary and secondary subject teaching under a national curriculum.

Language teaching

CEFR-aligned instruction and exam preparation.

Higher education

Lecturing, supervision and course development.

Corporate training

Professional skills programmes delivered to teams.

Instructional design

Building courses and learning materials for online delivery.

Experience and seniority

Early-career teachers deliver planned lessons and build classroom practice. Experienced teachers design curriculum and mentor colleagues. Heads of department and programme leads own outcomes across a subject or cohort.

Remote, hybrid or on-site

Online teaching and instructional design are fully remote and international. School and university roles are on-site and normally require locally recognised qualifications.

How unigrig matching works for this role

Specify subject, level, language and whether the role is online or on-site. unigrig matches on languages, qualifications, location and availability declared in each professional's profile.