Online Preschool Tutor – Work From Home – Female B.Ed/Montessori Teachers

Job Summary

  • SysTechCare Support is hiring warm, energetic, and tech-comfortable female early-childhood educators to deliver joyful, structured online preschool classes to children aged 3–6. You will plan and run live virtual sessions, create age-appropriate learning resources, partner closely with parents, and track each childs progress using simple digital tools. If you are a B.Ed or Montessori-certified teacher who loves stories, songs, phonics, and play-based learning—and you are excited to teach from home—this role is for you!
  • Key Responsibilities
  • Conduct engaging live online classes (phonics, numeracy, EVS, rhymes, story time, gross/fine motor activities, social-emotional learning).
  • Design weekly/monthly lesson plans aligned with early childhood learning outcomes (NEP/EYFS/Montessori principles, as applicable).
  • Create and share digital worksheets/activities that are simple for parents to facilitate at home.
  • Continuously assess and document child progress; prepare brief progress notes and report cards.
  • Communicate proactively with parents (class reminders, progress feedback, home-practice tips).
  • Maintain a safe, inclusive, and joyful virtual classroom, managing screen-time attention spans with interactive strategies.
  • Use LMS/video platforms (Zoom/Google Meet/Classroom, etc.) to schedule, record attendance, and store materials.
  • Participate in internal trainings, demo classes, and calibration sessions to maintain instructional quality.
  • Support extracurricular events online (show & tell, festivals, theme days).
  • Adhere to data privacy, safeguarding, and child protection guidelines.
  • Required Skills and Qualifications
  • Female candidates only, holding B.Ed / Montessori / NTT / ECCEd (or equivalent Early Childhood Education certification).
  • Strong command of English (additional regional language proficiency is a plus).
  • Proven online facilitation skills—comfortable using webcams, digital whiteboards, breakout rooms, polls, etc.
  • Excellent communication, empathy, and patience with young learners and parents.
  • Ability to convert play-based pedagogy into virtual-friendly, bite-sized activities.
  • Basic content creation skills (PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, PDFs, short videos).
  • Reliable laptop/desktop, webcam, headset, and high-speed internet (minimum 20 Mbps recommended).
  • Experience
  • 1–5 years of teaching experience in Preschool / Early Years is preferred.
  • Freshers with robust teaching practice/internship experience and strong Montessori/ECE fundamentals may also be considered.
  • Prior online teaching exposure is highly desirable.
  • Working Hours
  • Primary teaching blocks: Typically Monday–Saturday, with 2–4 hour live class windows (e.g., 9:00 AM–1:00 PM IST or 2:00 PM–6:00 PM IST) plus preparation, parent connect, and documentation time.
  • Flexible / part-time shifts may be available based on batch allocation.
  • Occasional evening demo classes or parent orientations may be required with prior notice.
  • Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
  • Early Childhood frameworks: Montessori materials & method, phonics systems (Jolly/Letterland), fine & gross motor development, early numeracy concepts.
  • Child-centric differentiation: Ability to adapt pace, content, and interaction style for mixed-ability groups.
  • Behavior & engagement management in a virtual setup (movement breaks, visual cues, routine-building).
  • Assessment literacy: Observational checklists, anecdotal records, and developmental milestones tracking.
  • Tech readiness: Zoom/Google Meet, Google Workspace/MS Office, basic LMS tools, digital whiteboards.
  • Creative facilitation: Storytelling, puppets/props, music & movement, craft integration.
  • Benefits
  • 100% Work From Home – teach from the comfort of your space.
  • Structured onboarding & continuous training in online pedagogy and tools.
  • Performance-based incentives & recognition programs.
  • Internet/technology allowance (as per company policy).
  • Paid leaves, festival offs, and wellness days (policy-based).
  • Opportunities to lead curriculum projects, mentor junior teac
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