Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
This week, there’s a noticeable surge in bilingual ESL coordinator roles, especially in New York. If you’re certified and looking to make a difference, it’s a great time to apply. Plus, the demand for remote ESL teachers continues to grow, offering flexibility to work from anywhere.
This Week’s Jobs
Bilingual ESL Coordinator
Company: VS Servicer at Fishkill LLC | Location: Beacon, NY
A crucial role for coordinating ESL programs in diverse educational settings. Requires TESOL certification. Apply Here
Bilingual ESL Coordinator
Company: VS Servicer at Fishkill LLC | Location: Beacon, NY
Offers a significant opportunity to lead ESL initiatives. Needs someone with a strong background in TESOL. Apply Here
Bilingual ESL Coordinator
Company: VS Servicer at Fishkill LLC | Location: Highland, NY
A chance to enhance ESL education programs, demanding TESOL certification. Apply Here
ESL/ Adult Education Intern
Company: LaAmistad | Location: Atlanta, GA
Internship for those looking to gain experience in adult ESL education. Great entry point. Apply Here
ESL Instructor
Company: United International College | Location: Dania Beach, FL
Part-time teaching position in a vibrant college setting. Perfect for experienced ESL instructors. Apply Here
ESL Teacher
Company: Pathways In Education | Location: Chicago, IL
Teaching role focusing on engaging students in the Chicago area. ESL certification required. Apply Here
ESL Teacher
Company: High Expectations | Location: Malden, MA
Offers flexible work hours and competitive pay. Ideal for teachers who enjoy creativity in teaching. Apply Here
ESL Special Education Teacher in Chicopee, MA
Company: Sunbelt Staffing | Location: Chicopee, MA
Full-time role supporting K-12 students. Great for those passionate about special education. Apply Here
ESL Teachers needed in China
Company: GlobalEd Connect | Location: New York, NY
An exciting opportunity for teaching abroad. Ideal for adventurous teachers. Apply Here
ESL Teaching Positions in China
Company: GlobalEd Connect | Location: New York, NY
A gateway to international teaching with a supportive network. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote opportunities are more accessible than ever. If you’re looking for work flexibility, these positions might be just right.
Online ESL Teacher
Company: ESL Teachers | Location: Pueblo, CO
Seeking passionate online teachers to provide engaging English lessons. Apply Here
Online ESL Teacher
Company: ESL Teachers | Location: Johannesburg
Looking for dedicated online educators to teach English effectively. Apply Here
Hiring online ESL Professionals
Company: EP-Chile | Location: Santiago
For experienced teachers with ESL/Celta certification to teach structured classes. Apply Here
ESL or Spanish Instructor with SIGN LANGUAGE Expertise (Remote)
Company: Zen Languages | Location: Miami Beach, FL
Offers a unique teaching experience blending ESL, Spanish, and Sign Language. Apply Here
Seeing the New York surge, one thing that’s helped me: I put my NYSED TEACH ID at the top of my resume so HR can verify in seconds — my callbacks for bilingual coordinator roles jumped. Totally agree with ‘apply promptly,’ but watch that some ‘remote’ listings are contractor hours.
Quick tip: I added my language pair to the resume header and a line that says “available 8–3 ET” for remote, and my hits for bilingual coordinator roles jumped. @hannahb993 is right about same-day — keeping a Frontline/AppliTrack profile pre-filled lets me apply in under 2 minutes, which matters with those real-time postings. Small caveat: some districts still want a short tailored cover letter, , so I keep a 3-sentence template ready.
I started attaching a one-page family outreach plan PDF and putting “TESOL P–12, Spanish/English” right under my name; my callbacks picked up. @jthompson56’s timing note is right — use a “posted today” filter and go straight to district HR sites; job boards can lag. Caveat: some portals strip attachments, so paste a 2–3 line version into the cover letter to still show it.
If you’re targeting NYC, broaden your search to “ENL coordinator” and “family liaison” — lots of the same roles are labeled that. I added ‘WIDA ACCESS scheduling’ and ‘Title III reporting’ to my resume skills and got two charter callbacks last week; ATS can be picky, so treat it like teaching to the test just this once. Small caveat: some “remote” postings still want an on-site day during testing windows.
Building on @isabella_m97: adding “TalkingPoints/ParentSquare bilingual comms” and “IEP meeting interpreting” under skills bumped my NYC coordinator callbacks — resume SEO; if you’re outside NYC, swap in your district’s tool (Remind, Kinvo). Quick ref: https://www.parentsquare.com.