English Language Trainer - Full Time - Freshers

Freedom Employability Academy

Fresher
5 Openings
Not Disclosed
Posted 1 days ago
Online interview
Moradabad

Key Skills

Soft Skills English Language Degital Computer

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teachers wanted – freedom employability academy (fea)

freedom employability academy (fea) is hiring teachers for its one-year youth development program in north india. fea is a charitable trust that provides free education to students above 18 years, focusing on english, digital literacy, and building productive mindsets. each teacher impacts the lives of 55–60 students annually while gaining valuable skills and career growth opportunities.

eligibility: graduate in any discipline, basic english communication, willingness to commit for at least 1 year, and readiness to relocate (accommodation support provided). no prior teaching experience required.

benefits: starting salary rs. 14,500/month, annual bonuses up to rs. 20,000, paid leave, medical insurance, and career growth opportunities. teachers also receive extensive training (lodging, meals, stipend, and travel support provided).

location: nearby villages of moradabad

*how to apply:*

please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your interest and qualifications for the position to

aakash verma

territory manager

moradabad north, up- rural

m: +91

email:

join us in making a difference in the lives of rural youth as they embark on their journey towards success!

job type: full-time

benefits:

health insurance

provident fund

Experience
Fresher
No. of Openings
5
Education
B.A, B.Com, B.Ed, B.Sc, B.Tech, LLB, MBBS, Any Bachelor Degree
Role
English Language Teacher
Industry Type
Education / Teaching / Training / Colleges /Institutes / Universities
Gender
[ Male / Female ]
Job Country
India
Type of Job
Full Time
Work Location Type
Work from Office

About Freedom Employability Academy

A steady paycheck can be a lifeline for the hundreds of millions who do not have it.

In India, most day-wage laborers, housepainters, carpenters, and self-employed small business owners such as tea-stall vendors, vegetable sellers wish for their children to escape the life of financial insecurity they themselves endure.

However, these youth must navigate a challenging job market. They often have little information about the employment process: what different careers entail, the expectations of a professional workplace, etc. Additionally, these youth often need to develop basic communication and computer skills to secure long-term careers.

With the support and tools to develop their skills, disadvantaged youth can hope to become productive and creative, improve their financial security and perhaps even contribute to the greater good.