Online Digital Literacy & TESOL Course Mentor for English Teachers
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- Posted 4 days ago · via UN Volunteers
Guide English teachers through an online TESOL course platform
Serve as a digital mentor for English teachers in Tajikistan, helping them navigate an online TESOL course platform. Your tasks include onboarding, troubleshooting, and guiding them through coursework, assignments, and certificate completion. You'll communicate via Zoom and Telegram, with a weekly time commitment of 2-3 hours.
Why This Role?
Directly impact teachers' learning experience in Tajikistan
Key Responsibilities
- Lead virtual walkthroughs for account setup and platform navigation
- Troubleshoot technical issues and guide document formatting
- Facilitate certificate download and verification processes
Requirements
- Experience with online learning platforms
- Familiarity with Zoom and Telegram
- Ability to communicate clearly in English
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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The Online Volunteer will serve as a digital facilitator and tech mentor for 5 to 6 English teachers in Tajikistan who are completing an online TESOL course.…
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