Teach on LRNMAP

Bring your expertise to learners who need it.

Teach, explain, guide, and help learners move forward with academic support shaped around what they actually need.

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Who can teach

Different learners need different kinds of educators.

LRNMAP is designed for educators with different academic, teaching, and professional backgrounds who can provide meaningful support at the right level and in the right context.

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School teachers

Support learners across school subjects and stages.

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Academic and private tutors

Provide focused or ongoing academic support.

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University instructors

Support undergraduate learners in courses, modules, and subject areas.

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Teaching assistants and graduate tutors

Provide academic guidance grounded in university-level study.

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Academic mentors

Help learners develop understanding, direction, and confidence over time.

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Industry and professional educators

Contribute relevant specialist knowledge where it supports appropriate learning needs.

LRNMAP is preparing its educator network for launch. Educator applications are reviewed before access is approved. Requirements may vary by subject, learner stage, and type of support.

Ways to support learners

Support learners in the way their learning needs require.

LRNMAP gives educators different ways to provide academic support, from sustained learning over time to focused help with a particular topic or exam.

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Complete Course

Support a learner across a full subject, course, or module with structured guidance over time.

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Ongoing Academic Support

Provide continuity throughout a term or learning period, helping learners work through challenges as they arise.

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Topic Help

Help a learner understand a particular concept, topic, question, or difficulty when focused support is needed.

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Exam Preparation

Help learners prepare through explanation, structured review, practice, and feedback.

Educators can choose the types of support that best match their expertise and teaching approach.

How it works

A clear path from expertise to meaningful support.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your expertise

    Share your subjects, academic background, teaching experience, languages, and the learner stages you can support.

  2. 02

    Define how you support learners

    Choose the subjects and types of academic support you want to offer.

  3. 03

    Choose how you want to teach

    Indicate whether you prefer to teach Online, In person, or Both. Detailed availability can be configured later during educator setup.

  4. 04

    Help learners understand whether you may fit their needs

    Your profile, expertise, support preferences, and availability can help learners make an informed choice.

Flexible teaching

Teach in the way that works for you.

Choose the delivery mode that fits how you want to support learners.

Online

Teach learners remotely and set the availability that works for you.

In person

Offer face-to-face support within the locations and service area you choose.

Online & in person

Combine both approaches and manage each mode according to your availability and preferences.

You’ll indicate your preferred delivery mode when you apply. Detailed availability, service area, and pricing can be configured later during educator setup.

Why LRNMAP

Put your expertise where it can make a difference.

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Teach with context

Understand the learner’s stage, subject, support need, and preferences before deciding whether the request fits your expertise.

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Use your expertise where it matters

Support complete courses, ongoing learning, focused topics, or exam preparation based on what you teach best.

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Choose how you teach

Define the types of support, delivery modes, and availability that fit how you want to work.

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Build continuity

Where appropriate, support learners beyond a single isolated question and help maintain useful learning context over time.

Teaching with integrity

Support learning. Don’t replace it.

LRNMAP is designed for teaching, explanation, guidance, practice, and feedback. Educators must support learners in developing their own understanding and completing their own work.

Teach and explain

Help learners understand concepts, methods, and reasoning.

Guide and give feedback

Support progress without taking over the learner’s work.

Keep information accurate

Educator profiles, qualifications, experience, subjects, and availability should reflect the educator’s actual background and offering.

Respect academic integrity

Educators must not complete assessed work, impersonate learners, ghostwrite, or participate in academic misconduct.

Additional educator requirements, review steps, and verification processes will be defined as the application experience is developed.

Ready to teach?

Bring your knowledge to the right learning moment.

Tell us about your background, expertise, and how you want to support learners, then take the first step by submitting your educator application.

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