Presented by Global Language Training 

As we move deeper into the 21st century, English continues to solidify its role as a lingua franca of international communication, education, and business. At Global Language Training, we’ve been at the forefront of teacher preparation for over two decades, offering accredited TEFL/TESOL certification programs that open global doors. Whether you’re just beginning your TEFL journey or seeking to transition into the world of online teaching, our graduates are teaching across six continents, empowered by our comprehensive training and internationally recognized certificates. 

In 2025, the TEFL job market has matured and diversified. Remote English teaching has become a professional career path for many, combining flexibility with the fulfillment of intercultural exchange. The following list outlines 15 highly regarded companies that are hiring English teachers online this year—curated to reflect reputable employers, a range of learner profiles, and broad geographic distribution. 

 

1.CoLanguage - Location: Spain (EU-wide) - Students: Adults and children across Europe - Requirements: Fluent English; TEFL preferred; EU work eligibility - Pay: €12–€25/hour - Highlights: Self-managed schedules and pricing

2.Lingostar - Location: China - Students: Chinese children and teenagers - Requirements: TEFL/TESOL desirable; bachelor’s degree preferred - Pay: $16–$23/hour - Highlights: Strong curriculum, small groups or 1:1 format

3.Preply - Location: USA-based platform, global student base - Students: All ages - Requirements: Fluent English; TEFL helps visibility - Pay: $10–$35/hour (you set your rate) - Highlights: Marketplace model; total scheduling autonomy

4.The Really Great Teacher Company (TRGTC) - Location: South Africa - Students: Global adult and child learners - Requirements: Bachelor’s degree; TEFL certification; prior experience - Pay: $6–$10/hour - Highlights: Strong QA and training support

5.Bilingval - Location: Eastern Europe - Students: Children and adults in Ukraine and Russia - Requirements: TEFL or TESOL preferred; fluent English - Pay: $10–$20/hour - Highlights: Curriculum alignment with public education systems.

6.Tutlo - Location: Poland - Students: Mixed-age European learners - Requirements: C2-level English; TEFL preferred - Pay: €10–€13/hour - Highlights: 20-minute lessons, great for time-flexible educators

7.Oxinity - Location: Spain & Latin America - Students: Adult professionals - Requirements: Native English; TEFL mandatory - Pay: €10/hour - Highlights: Community-based teaching support and tools

8.Pagoda - Location: South Korea - Students: Business professionals - Requirements: Native speaker status; bachelor’s degree; TEFL helpful - Pay: $14–$16/hour - Highlights: Professional clientele and stable scheduling

9.NativeCamp - Location: Japan - Students: All ages in Asia - Requirements: C1+ fluency; TEFL advantageous - Pay: $8–$12/hour - Highlights: On-demand lessons with flexible booking

10.Twenix - Location: Spain - Students: Adult professionals across Europe - Requirements: Near-native fluency; TEFL preferred - Pay: €6–€13/hour - Highlights: Short, communicative business English sessions

11.Tutoring (formerly Tutoring.com) - Location: South Korea - Students: Children, teens, and adults - Requirements: C1+ fluency; TEFL and degree recommended - Pay: $12–$16/hour - Highlights: Well-structured lesson plans and scheduling

12.Protostar - Location: Hong Kong - Students: Children in Asia - Requirements: Native/nativelike fluency; TEFL preferred - Pay: $14–$16/hour - Highlights: Engaging digital tools and gamified content

13.BlingABC - Location: China - Students: Young learners aged 4–15 - Requirements: Native speaker; bachelor’s degree; TEFL/TESOL or license - Pay: $15/hour - Highlights: Competitive pay; consistent hours

14.International Learning Coaching (ILC) - Location: UK/Canada - Students: Japanese professionals - Requirements: 120-hour TEFL; fluent English - Pay: ~£10/hour - Highlights: Bespoke coaching programs, interview prep, business English

15.Cafetalk - Location: Japan - Students: Learners from Japan, Taiwan, Korea - Requirements: High English proficiency; TEFL beneficial - Pay: Tutor-set (£10–£35/hour; commission applied) - Highlights: Creative freedom and diverse subject offerings 

 

How Global Language Training Can Launch Your Online Teaching Career 

At Global Language Training, we offer a suite of internationally accredited TEFL and TESOL courses, including the popular 150-hour Master TEFL, 220-hour Advanced Online Course, and specialized modules in Business English, Young Learners, and CLIL. Our graduates are working with many of the companies on this list. 

Whether you aim to teach from a beach in Mexico, a flat in Barcelona, or your home office in Bogotá, our certification will help you stand out in competitive application processes. With career support, live tutor access, and practical assignments, we don’t just certify—we prepare. 

Quick Tips for Success 

  • Get Certified: Start with a minimum 120-hour TEFL course—required by most employers.
  • Build Your Toolkit: A good headset, HD webcam, and quiet environment are non-negotiable.
  • Know Your Market: Decide between structured companies and marketplace platforms depending on your personality and goals.
  • Be Professional: Have a polished CV, intro video, and demo lesson ready. 

Your Future Starts Here 

Global Language Training is more than a course—it’s your passport to a rewarding, flexible teaching career. Visit our site, choose your course, and begin your TEFL journey today. 

The world is waiting to learn English. Will you be the one to teach it? 

—Team GlobalTEFL.uk.com