English Teacher, Pro English Way, Remoto

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Pro English Way is hiring an English teacher in Brazil for a remote role. The position involves planning and delivering Business English lessons to students at A1 to B2 levels, focusing on communication in a professional environment. The pay is R$ 40 to R$ 50 per hour. Teachers will adapt content for various business areas and provide continuous feedback.

What to check before you apply

The advert states "Remoto" as the city but does not explicitly clarify if the role is fully remote from any location or requires residency in Brazil.

The facts, as advertised

  • Role: English Teacher
  • Employer: Pro English Way
  • Where: Remoto, Brazil
  • Pay: R$ 40 – R$ 50 por hora
  • 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 paysconverted at $1 = 5.512234 BRL, 2026-11-10
Per hour$7.26–$9.0740 BRL–50 BRL
Per month, estimated$629–$786at 20 hours a week
Monthly figures assume 20 contact hours a week, which is typical for a Polish language school. The school advertised per hour, so treat any other column as a guide rather than an offer.
Pro English WayRemoto, BrazilCloses November 29, 2026

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