Freelance Hindi Language Instructor

Are you confident in Hindi and enjoy working with children? We’re looking for a  Freelance Hindi Language Instructor to conduct a fun and engaging weekly Hindi Language CCA for children in  Punggol .

Classes should build students’ Hindi language skills through  speaking, listening, vocabulary, games, activities, and cultural learning . The instructor should be comfortable  co-developing lesson plans with our team , with teaching materials and resources arranged as needed.

Availability required: Thursdays, 3:30pm–5:00pm , weekly during the school term.

Key Responsibilities

  • Conduct engaging Hindi lessons: Deliver structured, age-appropriate weekly classes.
  • Build practical language skills: Develop students’ vocabulary, pronunciation, listening and conversational confidence.
  • Make learning interactive: Use games, role-play, songs and hands-on activities to reinforce learning.
  • Co-develop lesson plans: Work with our team to plan suitable weekly lessons and activities.
  • Introduce Indian culture: Incorporate age-appropriate cultural elements into lessons.
  • Manage the classroom effectively: Maintain a positive, organised and supportive learning environment.

Key Requirements

  • Strong proficiency in Hindi (spoken and written).
  • Comfortable planning and adapting lessons for children.
  • Willing to  co-develop lesson plans and activities with our programme team.
  • Engaging, patient and confident classroom presence.
  • Reliable and professional in a school setting.
  • Willing to undergo a background check (required for school settings).
  • Able to commit  every Thursday, 3:30pm–5:00pm in Punggol , for a  minimum of 6 months (excluding school holidays).

Bonus (Not Required)

  • Prior experience teaching  Hindi as a foreign language .
  • Experience teaching children in schools, enrichment programmes, tuition or CCAs.
  • Relevant Hindi language teaching qualifications or certifications.

Interview & Selection Process

Candidates will undergo a 3-stage process:

  • Initial Screening (Video Call)– Short interview to discuss experience, availability and suitability.
  • Face-to-Face Session & Trial Lesson Segment – In-person meeting and a short teaching demonstration.
  • Tryout Class (Final Review)– Conduct a supervised class for final evaluation.

Support & Materials

  • Lesson planning support from the Whizz Kidz team.
  • Teaching materials and resources can be arranged based on the agreed lesson plans.
  • Classroom management guidance and ongoing programme support.

Benefits

  • Consistent weekly work during the school term.
  • Opportunity to help shape and develop the Hindi programme.
  • Support with sourcing and arranging lesson materials.
  • Supportive team and structured school environment.

How to Apply

If you enjoy teaching Hindi and working with children, we’d love to hear from you!

Please send your resume and indicate:

  • Your  Hindi language proficiency
  • Any relevant teaching qualifications or certifications
  • Your experience working with children
  • Confirmation that you are available  Thursdays, 3:30pm–5:00pm in Punggol

Work Location: Punggol, Singapore
Work Arrangement: In person
Schedule: Thursdays, 3:30pm–5:00pm (excluding school holidays)

Work Location: In person

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