Teach English to Kids While Playing Minecraft — Fun Ongoing Work for Skilled Players

We’re looking for fun, expressive Minecraft players to help kids in Japan (ages 4–10) learn simple English through survival-based gameplay.

Our online program currently receives over 300 lesson bookings per month, and we’re actively hiring new teachers with high potential to become popular among our students.
You don’t need to be a licensed teacher—but you must be skilled in Minecraft (especially with commands and survival mode), and comfortable talking with children in English.

This is not a typical tutoring job—it’s more like playing Minecraft while casually helping kids speak English in a fun, engaging environment.

See this video for a real lesson example showing how one student improved over 1.5 years:
https://youtu.be/PNIyRtmYRJc?si=7K9AakS_-JIAvCDG


Requirements:
• Native or fluent English speaker
• Skilled in Minecraft (confident with survival mode & commands)
• Friendly, expressive, and playful personality (especially with younger kids)
• Stable internet + mic/headset
• No teaching experience or license required

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Responsibilities:
• Join students in Minecraft worlds (mostly 1-on-1, some group lessons)
• Use simple phrases, body language, and humor to keep students engaged
• Help students remember and use new vocabulary naturally during gameplay

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Schedule:
• Flexible shifts (set your own hours)
• We open on Weekdays: 3 PM – 8/9 PM JST, on Weekends: from 9 AM JST

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Compensation:
• Base pay: $7.5 per 50-minute lesson ($9 per hour)
*trial lessons at base rate
• Bonuses: $1–$5 extra per lesson based on performance and student requests
• Group lessons: up to $25 per session

Example Earnings (Top Teachers):
• 3 days/week (2 hrs on weekdays + 6 hrs on weekends): $650–$700/month
• 4–5 days/week: Up to $1,200/month

We currently don’t have enough teachers to meet demand—so if you’re the right fit, you have a high chance of getting frequent bookings and becoming one of our most popular instructors.

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Next Step:

We’ll invite selected applicants to a brief Minecraft session with a child (20 mins) to see how you interact.
This is not to test teaching ability, but to observe your energy and communication with kids.