English Language Teacher (ESL) in Toronto, ON, Global LT, Toronto

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Global LT is seeking a language teacher to provide in-person French lessons to one adult client in Toronto, ON, Canada. The client, a beginner, seeks to improve conversational French skills for everyday and business contexts. Lessons are one hour, once a week, focusing on speaking and listening with grammar support. Pay information is not provided.

What to check before you apply

The job title indicates an English teacher, but the advert specifies teaching French, which requires clarification.

The facts, as advertised

  • Role: English Language Teacher (ESL) in Toronto, ON
  • Employer: Global LT
  • Where: Toronto, Canada
  • Pay: Not stated in the advert
  • Delivery: On site

This role was not posted to JimmyESL. We found it advertised on Indeed and wrote the summary above ourselves. Apply through the original advert: view it on Indeed.

What it pays
The school did not state a rate. Polish language school work generally runs 40 to 90 złoty an hour, roughly $10 to $23, so ask early rather than at offer stage.
Global LTToronto, CanadaCloses December 6, 2026

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