FAQs for Tutors

Anyone can become an instructor as long as they can clearly demonstrate mastery of the subject they intend to teach and has a possion to teach.

The minimal qualification for the standard instructor role is Bachelor’s Degree from a reputable university. However, we also offer Junior Instructor role to undergraduates. Different instructor roles will command different program fees and will attract different segment of the students.

Any subject that can be effectively taught through Zoom, a digital whiteboard, or screen sharing is welcome on our platform. Contents that are unlawful, unauthorized, offensive, profane, harmful, or that undermines religious or racial harmony cannot be accepted.

The current platform fee rate is 8% based on the course sales, before deducting payment gateway charges and GST. Instructor takes the majority of the course proceeds. If there are refunds or cancellations, the prorated amounts shall be clawed back.

The pioneer team of Instructors who join now shall continue to enjoy this low platform fee perpetually, even if this fee rate is adjusted in future.

Commissions to Instuctors are calculated and paid once a month, in the last week of the month. Course fee collected are included in the commission calculation, regardless of the completion of the course. In other words, instuctors do not need to wait for students to finish a course to be paid. If there is any refund or cancellation, the commission portain for the refunded fees is clawed back subsequently.

Instructor (or Educaid admin) can send the zoom link to prospective student to join a trial lesson when requested.

The following is a list of equipment / software required for instructor:

  • Windows 11 computer
  • Zoom Workplace Pro (paid version) or Google Workspace Starter Plan (paid version)
  • Digital tablet – for Math subject
  • Webcam with 2 megapixels resolution
  • A set of headphones or earphones with mic
  • A stable internet connection of 100 Mbps or above

No, instructors are expected to prepare their own teaching materials.

The onboarding process involves the following phases:

  1. Application
  2. Verification
  3. Contracting
  4. Profile creation
  5. Course creation

To fast track your application, send your CV to career@educaid.sg

No. Instructor may stop teaching at any time; however, if there are enrolments, the instructor is expected to complete the course.

We will provide teachnical training to use the equipment and software required for the online classes. Instructors have to prepare the teaching content by themselves.

We treat every instructor as a professional educator, and expect a level of professionalism that reflects genuine expertise, respect for learners, and a commitment to delivering high‑quality instruction. Any actions or behaviours that are unlawful, dishonest, violate our policies, are unjust, or fall below basic moral and ethical standards are strictly unacceptable.

Instructors are required to design and plan their own course content, lessons, topics and assignments planning, as well as handling questions from students. Our platform does not provide content or teaching assistance.

Instructors are expected to prepare all teaching materials before each lesson. They are also responsible for planning and updating their Zoom lesson schedules, responding to student questions, and posting comments or announcements when appropriate.

Instructors can work teir homes or from anywhere is the world (other than sanctioned countries) so long there is a condusive environment to conduct lessons, as well as stable internet connections.

Our platform has announcement and Q&A capabilities for instructors to reach to students for lesson-related communication. Email communication with students must be strictly related to courses offered on Educaid platform due to PDPA consent limitation. To keep to students’ privacy and safety, we do not collect students’ phone numbers.

Students are encouraged to attend all scheduled lessons. Generally, it is not our policy to offer make-up lessons. Howeverm Instructors can offer a make-up lessons if required.

Instuctor should arrange to offer make up lesson if a lesson cannot take place. Lesson postponement has to be arranged at least 3 hours before lesson time. Tardiness incidents—including no‑shows, late arrivals, or unplanned time‑outs by the instructor—are treated seriously. A penalty will be imposed for each such incident.