IB tutor jobs

We match IB students with tutors who know the programme they are actually in — not just the subject. Tell us which stage you can teach, the hours you can keep and the fee you want, and we bring you students who fit.

IB tutor jobs at IB Gram are freelance tutoring engagements, not salaried posts. You apply once, list the IB programmes and subjects you can teach, pass an ID and credential check, then receive matched students. Home tuition is split 50-50 for the first month and is 100% yours from month two; online classes are 70% yours. Payouts land on the 1st of each month.

This is not a salaried teaching post and we do not ask you to work fixed shifts. You are an independent professional: you choose which students to take, how many hours a week you teach, whether you teach online or travel to a home, and what you charge. IB Gram finds the students, arranges the first demo class, collects the fees from the family and pays you monthly.

What makes IB work different from general tuition is that a parent is rarely looking for "a maths tutor". They are looking for someone who can teach Maths AA at Higher Level to a student sitting the May session, or who can get an MYP Year 4 student to write a decent reflection against Criterion D. Matching on that level is the whole point of the platform, and it is why we ask for your programme and level in detail rather than just a subject list.

Most tutors who join us are already teaching: current or former IB school teachers, examiners and moderators, postgraduates in their subject, and experienced private tutors moving off word-of-mouth referrals. You do not need to have taught in an IB school to be accepted, but you do need to show that you know the programme you are applying to teach, because the first demo class is where a parent decides.

What IB tutors earn and what we take

You set your own hourly fee. We do not cap it and we do not undercut you — the family sees your fee before they book, so there is no haggling after the demo. IB subjects at Higher Level, and DP subjects close to an exam session, are where tutors charge the most, because the supply of people who can teach them properly is small.

Our cut depends only on the mode, never on the subject or the programme. For home tuition, the first month's fee is split 50-50 and from the second month onwards you keep 100% — we take nothing further for as long as you keep teaching that student. For online classes it is a flat 70/30 in your favour, every month.

The split that applies when a student starts is locked for that student. If we ever change these terms, the change is announced at least 30 days ahead and applies only to students who start after it.