ESL Teacher, APEX BPO, Davao City

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APEX BPO is hiring an ESL Teacher for an in-person role in Davao City, Philippines. The position focuses on helping students improve their English skills through engaging and interactive lessons. The stated pay for this role starts from PHP 20,000 per month.

What to check before you apply

A teacher should ask about the age range and proficiency levels of the students they would be teaching.

The facts, as advertised

  • Role: ESL Teacher
  • Employer: APEX BPO
  • Where: Davao City, Philippines
  • Pay: From PHP 20,000 a month
  • 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 = 63.164245 PHP, 2026-11-10
Per hourfrom $3.65from 20,000 PHP
Per month, estimatedfrom $316at 20 hours a week
Monthly figures assume 20 contact hours a week, which is typical for a Polish language school. The school advertised per month, so treat any other column as a guide rather than an offer.
APEX BPODavao City, PhilippinesCloses December 9, 2026

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