Online Maths & Reasoning Olympiad Mentor – ClassLyv

Online Maths & Reasoning Olympiad Mentor

Organisation: ClassLyv
Programme: ClassLyv Olympiad Edge
Classes: 6–8
Mode: Online/Remote
Engagement: Part-time contract
Batch size: Maximum 7 students
Compensation: Up to ₹1,500 per 90-minute live session

About ClassLyv Olympiad Edge

ClassLyv Olympiad Edge is a focused 4-month online Maths and Reasoning programme for students in Classes 6–8.

The programme complements school mathematics rather than repeating the complete school syllabus. Students learn to apply familiar concepts to Olympiad-level problems, logical reasoning, Higher-Order Thinking Skills and unfamiliar problem-solving situations.

Every batch is strictly limited to seven students to ensure regular individual interaction.

Role Overview

ClassLyv is looking for an experienced Maths and Reasoning Olympiad Mentor who can conduct highly interactive live classes and encourage every student to solve problems, speak and explain their reasoning.

This is not a one-way lecture or recorded-content role. The mentor must observe how each student thinks, identify mistakes, ask guiding questions and help students develop independent problem-solving abilities.

ClassLyv will provide a structured course plan, session-wise lesson plans, prepared worksheets, answer keys, a question bank and mock assessments. The mentor is responsible for preparing from the supplied material and delivering an engaging, academically accurate live learning experience.

Teacher Responsibilities

  • Prepare using the lesson plans, worksheets and assessments provided by ClassLyv.
  • Conduct punctual, interactive 90-minute online classes using a webcam and pen tablet.
  • Involve every student in solving and explaining Maths, Reasoning and HOTS problems.
  • Teach problem-solving strategies, correct mistakes and resolve doubts in real time.
  • Track attendance, participation and key learning gaps after each class.
  • Conduct the provided assessments and share concise student progress feedback.
  • Maintain a positive, disciplined and engaging small-batch environment.

Required Teaching Experience

Applicants should have previous experience in one or more of the following:

  • Maths Olympiad preparation for SOF IMO, UIMO or similar competitions
  • Mathematics foundation programmes for Classes 6–8
  • Logical reasoning or mathematical aptitude
  • HOTS and advanced school-level problem-solving
  • Scholarship or competitive examinations for school students
  • Interactive online mathematics teaching

Candidates with a few months of directly relevant Olympiad or foundation-batch experience may apply if they demonstrate strong subject knowledge and student interaction during the selection process.

Required Skills

  • Strong command of Class 6–8 CBSE/NCERT mathematics
  • Ability to solve unfamiliar Olympiad-level problems accurately
  • Understanding of verbal, logical and non-verbal reasoning
  • Ability to explain complex problems in simple language
  • Strong questioning and student-engagement skills
  • Patience with different learning speeds
  • Clear spoken English
  • Hindi communication is an advantage
  • Professional punctuality and reliability
  • Ability to work within a structured lesson plan
  • Comfort with receiving academic feedback

Preferred Qualifications

Any of the following are preferred:

  • B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Mathematics
  • B.Tech. or M.Tech. with strong mathematical ability
  • B.Ed. with Mathematics specialisation
  • Relevant teaching certification
  • Proven Olympiad or foundation teaching experience
  • Demonstrated teaching ability and relevant experience will be given greater importance than qualifications alone.

Mandatory Technical Requirements

Applicants must have:

  • Personal laptop or desktop computer
  • Pen tablet or pen-display tablet
  • Functional HD webcam
  • Clear microphone or quality headset
  • Stable high-speed internet connection
  • Reliable power and internet backup
  • Quiet and well-lit teaching space
  • Ability to use Zoom and digital whiteboard software

Class Schedule

  • Two live classes per week
  • 90 minutes per session
  • Three-to-four-month batch duration
  • Maximum seven students per batch
  • Primarily evening or weekend slots
  • Possibility of receiving multiple Class 6, 7 or 8 batches

The final schedule will be agreed upon before assigning a batch.

Compensation

  • Up to ₹1,500 per 90-minute live session

The final rate will depend on:

  • Relevant Olympiad or foundation teaching experience
  • Subject expertise
  • Quality of the demonstration class
  • Ability to interact with young learners
  • Technical teaching setup
  • Reliability and availability

Payment will be processed monthly for completed sessions.

Additional compensation may apply if ClassLyv separately requests original content creation, extensive worksheet evaluation or work beyond the agreed teaching responsibilities.

Consistent mentors may receive additional batches and performance-based incentives.

Selection Process

  • Application and experience review
  • Maths and reasoning competency assessment
  • Technical setup verification
  • A 20–30-minute online demonstration class
  • Final discussion about availability and compensation

How to Apply

Applicants should share:

  • Updated CV
  • Academic qualifications
  • Relevant Olympiad, foundation or online-teaching experience
  • Classes and examinations previously taught
  • Current weekly availability
  • Expected compensation within the stated range
  • Details of laptop, pen tablet, webcam and internet setup
  • Short online-teaching video, if available

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Application – Online Maths & Reasoning Olympiad Mentor – ClassLyv

Pay: ₹800.00 - ₹1,200.00 per hour

Application Question(s):

  • Do you have experience working with a laptop and a pen tablet to deliver lectures?
  • Have you previously taught live Olympiad Maths classes?

Experience:

  • teaching : 1 year (Preferred)

Work Location: Remote

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