Mathematics
IB Mathematics Tutor
Mathematics for the Middle Years Programme and the Diploma Programme.
- Classes
- Classes 6 to 12
- Boards
- IB
Paid hourly, for the hours taught. Rate agreed at offer.
For educators
We are hiring across every subject in our curriculum, for Classes 6 to 12, on the Indian boards and on the Cambridge, Edexcel and IB curricula. These are real vacancies, open now — not a talent pool and not a waiting list.
Each role names the classes and the boards it covers, and both are worked out from the curriculum itself rather than typed into an advert. If a role does not name a board, it says so.
The Cambridge, Edexcel and IB roles come with one caveat we would rather state at the top: those curricula are modelled in our taxonomy and are not open for teaching on the platform yet. The roles are genuinely open; the programmes behind them are not running. Each role page says which of the two it is.
Mathematics
Mathematics for the Middle Years Programme and the Diploma Programme.
Paid hourly, for the hours taught. Rate agreed at offer.
Sciences
The IB sciences, for the Middle Years Programme and the Diploma Programme. You would be assessed in the science you teach.
Paid hourly, for the hours taught. Rate agreed at offer.
Social science and humanities
The IB individuals and societies group, for the Middle Years Programme and the Diploma Programme.
Paid hourly, for the hours taught. Rate agreed at offer.
Languages
The IB language groups — studies in language and literature, and language acquisition — across both programmes.
Paid hourly, for the hours taught. Rate agreed at offer.
Arts and design
The IB arts group, for the Middle Years Programme and the Diploma Programme. You would be assessed in the art form you teach.
Paid hourly, for the hours taught. Rate agreed at offer.
One application covers you for any of these roles — there is not a separate form per vacancy, and applying to one does not use up a chance at another. The subject assessment is set at the subjects and levels you tell us you teach.
What happens after you apply sets out the process end to end, including the parts where an application does not go further.
Published on 29 August 2026. This advert runs until 25 February 2027, when it is either re-confirmed or taken down — a window we set for ourselves so that a stale vacancy cannot sit here, not a deadline imposed on you.