Part-Time Math/ English/ BM/ Physics/ Chemistry/ Coding Home & Online Tutor In Singapore

Part-Time Math/ English/ BM/ Physics/ Chemistry/ Coding Home & Online Tutor In Singapore

Job Description

  • Candidate must possess at least Bachelor’s Degree/Post Graduate Diploma/Professional Degree in any field.
  • Required language(s): Bahasa/Mandarin/English
  • No work experience required.
  • Required Skill(s): math/physics/english/chemistry/biology/programming/other subjects
  • Preferably Entry Level specialized in Education or equivalent.

Additional Information

  • Career Level: Entry Level
  • Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree, Post Graduate Diploma, Professional Degree
  • Job Type: Part-Time
  • Minimum Hours: At Least 5 Hours Per Week
  • Rate: At least SGD2000 – SGD4000 Depending On The Number Of Tutoring Hours
  • Rates Are By Hourly

How to Apply

Please fill out the form below or send your full resume to [email protected]

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Company Overview

TigerCampus is Singapore’s #1 premium virtual academics center that helps students age 7-18 in improving their grades in school all around Singapore.

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