Mathematics Teacher

Teach world-class live Maths lessons and help build the best lessons in the country, inside one of the UK's fastest-growing edtech startups.

Per teaching hour

Part-time, fully remote

Start at 6 hrs/week. Grow to 15+ for the right person.

Real reach, real impact

Your lessons reach thousands of students.

Just teaching. Nothing else. No marking. No behaviour management. No student admin. No chasing, no paperwork. We've built everything else around you so you can do the one thing you're brilliant at.

Your craft reaches thousands. A great idea you have on a Tuesday can be in every Syllabi Maths classroom by the following week. You're not capped at 30 kids in one room. You reach thousands.

You own the improvement loop. The resources we give you are a starting point, not a script. If you can teach it better, you have the freedom to, and we want you to. Ideate, test, roll out company-wide.

Built to sit alongside your current job. Weekday evenings after 5pm and weekends between 1 and 3pm. The schedule is fixed and predictable, so it fits cleanly around a full-time role or any other daytime commitment.

Motivated students, no exceptions. Every student on the platform has a family who chose to be here and pays to be here. You walk in and the room is already on your side.

Part of a fast-growing startup. Syllabi is one of the UK's fastest-growing edtech companies. The teachers who join now are part of building something that could reshape how secondary education works in this country.

Syllabi is rethinking how UK secondary education actually works. We're an online GCSE prep platform for Year 7 to 11 students in Maths, English, and Science. What we really are is a team obsessed with one thing: giving students the best lessons in the country, taught by the best teachers in the country. Right now, we work with over 1,500 students across the UK.

We've built our platform from the ground up. Live group lessons taught by brilliant teachers. Workbooks, recordings, notes, a dedicated 24/7 personal tutor. Bi-weekly assessments with proper marked feedback. One platform, one place, one path to great GCSE results. Nobody else in UK edtech is doing this at scale.

The platform, the personal tutors, the assessments. All of it serves one thing: the lesson. That's the product. That's what students remember. And that's why we're hiring brilliant teachers to build the best lessons in the country.

• Teach. Live group Maths lessons to Year 7 to 11 students. Motivated kids, families who chose to be here, and the best platform in UK edtech to teach on.
• Prep, without the busywork. We give you the curriculum, the slides, the resources, all built to a high standard. You don't lose your evenings making materials from scratch. You walk in and teach.
• Change anything that isn't good enough. Those resources are a starting point, not a script. If you can teach it better, you have the freedom to, and we want you to.
• Build with the best. Regular sessions with the other top teachers on your team: comparing what's working, pulling apart what isn't, sharing the things only great teachers know.
• Own the improvement loop. Ideate, test, signal yes or no, roll out company-wide. A good idea you have on a Tuesday can be in every Syllabi classroom by the following week.

And here's what you won't do: no marking, no behaviour management, no student admin, no chasing, no paperwork. None of it. Every week, you'll teach thousands of students. What you build may help millions.

First, and above everything else: are you a genuinely brilliant, engaging teacher? The kind students remember years later. The kind who walks into a room and the energy changes. The kind whose lesson is the best part of a kid's week. That is the single thing we care about most, and it's the hardest to fake. We can teach you our platform.

We cannot teach you presence. That has to already be there.

Beyond that, we filter for:

• Personality. You're magnetic in front of a class. Students want to show up because you're teaching.
• Craft. You're never quite satisfied with a lesson. You notice the bit that didn't land and you fix it. Being good isn't enough for you.
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