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I've been working as an online ESL teacher and recently started looking into opportunities with SeeGuru. From what I've seen, the starting rate is around $4/hour, and the students are mainly from Israel.

For teachers based in the Philippines, the schedule can sometimes mean working late at night or during graveyard hours because of the time difference.

I'm curious about other ESL teachers' experiences with similar platforms.

Would you consider working overnight for around $4/hour if you enjoyed teaching the students and had a flexible schedule? Or do you think the rate should be higher for graveyard shifts?

I'd love to hear from other ESL teachers, especially those who have experience teaching Israeli students.

What do you think is a fair hourly rate for online ESL teaching when the schedule is mostly overnight?

I’m curious how everyone here got their first UGC deal.

Did you reach out to brands yourself, use a UGC platform, post on TikTok/Instagram, or did a brand find you?

I’m still figuring out what works best, and I’ve been trying to learn more about outreach and building a portfolio.

If you’ve already landed a few clients, what worked best for you? And if you could go back to when you were just starting, what would you do differently?

Would love to hear your experience!