51 Talk

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Now a days, online teaching in the Philippines is now booming. Philippines is considered in the top 5 English speaking in the whole world. And we, Filipinos, are so proud and loud to share this god given talent to everyone.


51 Talk (pronounced as FIVE-ONE-TALK), is the fastest online English Language Teaching platform in China and in the Philippines.  They cater the needs of foreign student who wants to learn and speak more about the English language as second language. They believe to the talents and passion  of the Filipinos that's why they choose Philippines among other countries in Asia.



As of today, there are more than 100,000+ e-educator across the country and its counting.  Due to flexible time, a teacher can earned as much as Php70,000 per month and that's good news especially for those who only wants to stay at home or make it a as a part-time job. It really means that a work-life balance for this kind of opportunity.


According to the Filipino teachers, who teaches mostly Chinese, the students are easy to handle. They haven't felt any pressure because the students really show willingness to learn. They make it sure that learning English is easy as 1-2-3.
Be a home-based OnlineEnglish Teachers:
1.Earn as much as Php35,000 per month!
2.Teach, learn and earn right from the comfort of your home.
3.Maximize your learning experience with free trainings.
4.Explore a new culture through interesting exchanges between you and our Asian learners.

Here are the Requirements:
  • For more serious note, here is the requirement
  • Excellent command of the English language
  • Proficiency in computer and internet use
  • Wired DSL connection (speed wi at least 1.5mbps)
  • Skype ID


For more information, visit:
http://www.51talk.com/ph

For interested applicants, just send your resume to careers@51talk.com or you may call the following mobile numbers -  0927-3240543(Globe), 0998-3152503(Smart) and 0993-4453180. You may also check this link http://www.51talk.com/tutor/.


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