Remote Tutor Training Specialist, Rosetta Stone

November 6, 2026

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IXL Learning, developer of personalized learning products used by millions of people globally, is seeking a Tutor Training Specialist to join our Rosetta Stone Language Tutor Team. Rosetta Stone is the global leader of online language learning solutions. Rosetta Stone Enterprise provides companies and organizations with a world-class platform to address language-learning gaps by tracking and optimizing language training.

Join our passionate, energetic, and international tutoring team. As a Tutor Training Specialist, you will use your expertise in language learning to help our tutors deliver engaging, effective, and high-quality learning experiences to Rosetta Stone learners around the world. In addition to developing and delivering tutor training, you will also regularly provide tutoring sessions, allowing you to stay connected to the learner experience and apply your expertise directly.

You are passionate about language education and have a strong background in training and development. You are a team player and have a desire to be part of a collaborative, goal-oriented team.

This is a remote full-time position for candidates living in the United States that may require some evening and weekend hours when necessary. #LI-REMOTE

WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING

Mentor tutors and provide thoughtful, constructive feedback to help them strengthen their teaching and deliver polished, engaging tutoring sessions

Facilitate onboarding with new tutors

Deliver effective 1:1 and small-group tutoring sessions for learners across a variety of proficiency levels and adapt your approach to meet different learner needs

Assist in the distribution, implementation, and completion tracking of tutor trainings

Identify opportunities to improve the tutoring experience and bring innovative ideas and solutions to team leadership

Contribute to projects and initiatives across the Language Tutoring team, bringing a strong understanding of tutoring pedagogy and the learner experience

Assist in development of new tutoring lessons and materials

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Bachelor's degree

5+ years of experience in language instruction

Fluent or proficient in multiple languages strongly preferred

Experience mentoring, coaching, or training educators

Ability to anticipate needs and act independently to deliver results, showing resourcefulness in tackling tasks and projects

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Self-starter and quick learner with a passion for teaching and learning languages

Experience with Google Suite, including Sheets, Gmail, Docs

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