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Become a teacher on Speeklly

Turn Your Knowledge
Into Global Opportunities

Teach languages or subjects, connect with learners, and share your expertise on your own schedule. Start your teaching journey on Speeklly.

Bring your experience.
Help students take their next step.
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Flexible ScheduleTeach when it suits you
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Global Reach

Connect with students online

Flexible Teaching

Set your own schedule

Earn Your Way

Choose your lesson rates and packages

Support When Needed

Get help with your account and lessons

How to become a teacher on Speeklly

A clear application process to get you started.

1

Create an account

Sign in and check your account’s eligibility to apply.

2

Complete your application

Add your teaching experience, languages or subjects, introduction and requested documents.

3

Application review

Your application is reviewed. Follow any requests for more details.

4

Start teaching

Once approved, set your availability, prepare your lessons and keep your profile up to date.

Create a great introduction video

Help students get to know you, your teaching style and what makes your lessons different. Keep your introduction clear, friendly and focused.

See recording examples →
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Video guidelines

A concise introduction is a good starting point. Follow the current requirements in your application.

Say hello

Introduce yourself and where you’re from.

What you teach

Mention your languages or subjects and the levels you teach.

Your teaching style

Explain how you teach and what students can expect.

Who your lessons are for

Share the learners you enjoy helping, such as beginners or advanced students.

Finish with a friendly invitation

Invite students to explore your lessons.

✓ Good recording examples

Clear, friendly, well-lit and informative introductions.

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  • Good lighting
  • Clear audio
  • Looks at the camera
  • Introduces yourself
  • Explains teaching style
  • Speaks naturally and confidently
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  • Clear and quiet background
  • Explains experience
  • Shows personality
  • Mentions lesson types
  • Speaks clearly
  • Friendly and professional

× Recording mistakes to avoid

These can make your introduction harder to follow.

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  • Poor lighting or a dark room
  • Hard-to-hear audio
  • Looking away from the camera
  • No clear introduction
  • Background noise
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  • Unstable or blurry video
  • Distracting background
  • No information about teaching
  • Unclear explanation
  • Not showing your face

What you need to prepare

Having these ready will help you complete your application smoothly.

A clear profile photo

Use a recent, high-quality photo of yourself.

An introduction video

Prepare a clear introduction following the application guidance.

Relevant experience and certificates

Education, teaching experience and qualifications, where applicable.

Lesson details

Languages or subjects, pricing and your weekly availability.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to common questions about teaching on Speeklly.

View all FAQs →
Can I teach a subject as well as a language?

Speeklly supports languages and subjects. Choose from the options available in the application and accurately describe your expertise.

Will my profile become public immediately?

No. Applying is separate from approval. Public discovery depends on approval and your profile’s visibility status.

Are students or earnings guaranteed?

No. Approval does not guarantee bookings or income. Give students clear, accurate information about the lessons you offer.

Where can I get help with my application?

Visit Help & FAQs. Sign in to access support if you need help with your account or application.

What are the requirements for the introduction video?

Follow the current instructions in the application. Use clear audio, good lighting and an accurate introduction to your teaching experience and lesson style.

Ready to share your knowledge?

Introduce yourself and the lessons you want to teach.

Apply to Teach →

Applications are reviewed. Approval does not guarantee bookings or income. Images are illustrative.