Responsibilities
- Conduct one-on-one online trial lessons
- Assess each child's individual needs
- Suggest the most suitable Kodland program
- Assist families in making a confident enrollment choice
- Meet the child and at least one parent via Zoom
- Establish rapport and ask targeted questions to learn about the child's background, interests, and goals
- Facilitate a brief hands-on activity using pre-prepared materials, such as simple coding, game logic, or a digital task
- Recommend the optimal program based on observations
- Respond to questions, address concerns, and help the family reach a clear decision
Requirements
- Clear, confident spoken English easily understood by US parents
- A laptop or PC with a functioning webcam and microphone
- Stable internet connection for uninterrupted video calls
- A quiet workspace where you can keep your camera on
- Availability of 20ā25 hours per week during peak times, including weekday US afternoons and evenings plus weekend days
- Genuine enjoyment in interacting with both children and parents
Nice to Have
- Experience in sales, customer service, customer success, tutoring, or coaching
- Experience working with children and/or parents
- Comfort with managing your own schedule remotely
Benefits
- Fixed rate per completed trial plus performance bonuses, with a clear and transparent structure
- Live onboarding, guided practice, and a short assessment before starting with real families
- Regular feedback, coaching, and webinars to support your growth
- Income increases with skill, consistency, and effort
Compensation
Fixed rate per completed trial plus performance bonuses
Work Arrangement
Remote, independent contractor role
A Day in the Life of a TCM
Curious what this actually looks like day to day? This short video shows a typical TCM schedule, how a real trial lesson unfolds, and what the conversation with parents feels like. š Watch it before applying ā it's the fastest way to know if this role fits your lifestyle.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
Each trial lesson, you'll: - Meet the child and at least one parent on Zoom - Build rapport and ask the right questions to understand the child's background, interests, and goals - Lead a short hands-on activity (simple coding, game logic, or digital task) using ready-made materials - Recommend the best-fit program based on what you observe - Answer questions, address concerns, and guide the family to a clear decision. This role blends three skill sets: š Teaching ā explaining clearly and keeping kids engaged š£ Communication ā listening well and adapting to each family š¼ Sales ā showing value and confidently closing when it's a good fit. This isn't a scripted call-center job. You'll get structure and materials, but you're expected to think on your feet and lead the conversation.
Other
- Language: Clear, confident spoken English that US parents can easily follow
- Equipment: A laptop/PC with working webcam and mic
- Internet: Stable internet for smooth video calls
- Work environment: A quiet space to work with your camera on
- Contract duration: Independent contractor role, paid twice a month
- Training: Live onboarding, guided practice, and a short assessment before you start with real families