IB and IGCSE online tutor jobs

No travel, no first-month discount, no geographic ceiling on who you can teach. A flat seventy per cent of every fee, from your first class to your last, with students across India, the Gulf, the UK and Southeast Asia.

IB and IGCSE online tutor jobs at IB Gram are freelance remote engagements. You keep 70% of every fee and IB Gram takes a 30% platform fee, unchanged from your first class onwards with no first-month reduction. You set your fee, your hours and your time zone, and we match you with students whose preferred slots overlap yours. Payouts are monthly, on the 1st.

IB and IGCSE families are not distributed like a local tuition market. An international school in one city may have a single Physics HL teacher and forty students; the tutor who can genuinely teach that course might live two thousand kilometres away. Online is how that gap gets closed, and it is why the majority of what we place is remote.

For you, the practical consequence is that your reach is no longer limited by what you can drive to. A Maths AA HL specialist can fill a timetable from Dubai, Singapore, London and three Indian cities in the same week. That is not possible in home tuition at any rate.

The commercial terms are simpler too. Online is a flat 70/30 split in your favour from the first class to the last — there is no reduced first month the way there is with home tuition. For short engagements, which are common in Diploma work, that makes online meaningfully better paid.

What online tutors earn and when online beats home

You set your fee per class or per month and we publish it unchanged; the family sees it before booking the demo. Our 30% platform fee covers finding and matching students, arranging the demo, collecting fees from the family, chasing late payment, scheduling support, and finding you a replacement student if one stops.

The useful comparison is against home tuition, because the two splits reward different engagement lengths. Home tuition takes half of your first month and then nothing, so it wins decisively on long engagements. Online takes a steady 30% forever, so it wins on short ones. The crossover sits at around six weeks.

That matters because a lot of IB Diploma work is short by nature — four weeks of intensive revision before a session, six weeks of internal-assessment supervision, a predicted-grade push with a deadline attached. For those, online is the better-paid choice as well as the more practical one.