About the role
From Mercor’s listing.
Pay: $60 - $65/hour
About the Role
Mercor is partnering with a leading language-learning platform to recruit experienced Spanish tutors for a short-term project involving recorded, one-on-one tutoring sessions. Tutors will conduct genuine Spanish lessons with native English-speaking learners at different proficiency levels. The goal is to produce natural, high-quality conversations that reflect authentic language-learning experiences.
What You'll Do
Lead engaging, one-on-one Spanish tutoring sessions.
Adapt lessons to each learner's proficiency level and assigned topics.
Encourage natural, substantive back-and-forth conversation.
Follow the provided lesson structure and project instructions.
Conduct sessions
Keep sessions focused and avoid extended dead air or off-topic conversation.
Sessions must run for at least 20 minutes and will generally last 20–30 minutes.
Who Should Apply
Fluent Spanish speakers with strong verbal communication skills.
Bachelor's degree or higher.
At least three years of Spanish teaching or tutoring experience.
Experience teaching native English speakers at different proficiency levels.
Ability to adapt lesson structure and communication style to individual learners.
Reliable availability and a strong record of punctuality.
Comfort participating in recorded online sessions.
Tutors from a range of Spanish-speaking backgrounds, including Spain, Mexico, and other regions, are encouraged to apply.
Project Details
Duration: Approximately three weeks.
Commitment: Approximately seven hours per week.
Format: Remote, scheduled one-on-one sessions.
Who can apply
The listing only says “Remote”. That doesn’t mean worldwide. Check country eligibility on Mercor before you spend time on it.
How Mercor screens people
- 01Upload your resume and apply to a specific listing.
- 02Most listings ask you to complete a short AI-led video interview about your background.
- 03Some projects add a domain assessment before you are matched.
Before you apply
- No real platform charges you to apply or to “unlock” work.
- Apply to two or three platforms, not one. Acceptance is never certain.
- It’s contract work in projects. Hours vary week to week.