
US Sales Manager for Children's Online Courses (Remote)
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Job description
About the Position
We are looking for a US Sales Manager for Children's Online Courses to join our team at Kodland. This is a fully remote position, offering the flexibility to work from anywhere while engaging with US kids and helping parents choose the right online courses. Earn up to $2,500 per month, part-time.
Responsibilities
- Conduct engaging 1:1 online trial lessons with US kids.
- Understand each child's needs and recommend the right Kodland program.
- Help families make a confident enrollment decision.
- Meet with children and parents on Zoom.
- Lead short hands-on activities using ready-made materials.
- Answer questions, address concerns, and guide families to a clear decision.
Requirements
- Clear, confident spoken English.
- A laptop/PC with a working webcam and mic.
- Stable internet for smooth video calls.
- A quiet space to work with your camera on.
- 20–25 hours/week available during peak hours (weekday US afternoons/evenings + weekend days).
Nice to Have
- Experience in sales, customer service, customer success, tutoring, or coaching.
- Experience working with kids and/or parents.
- Comfortable managing your own schedule remotely.
We Offer
- Independent contractor role, paid twice a month.
- Average monthly earnings: $1,500–2,500.
- Regular feedback, coaching, and webinars to help you grow.
About the Company
Kodland is an international online school helping kids aged 8–17 build real digital skills - Python, Roblox, Minecraft, Digital Creativity, and more. We work with students and families across the US, Europe, the UK, CIS, Latin America, MENA, and beyond, all through live 1:1 or small-group Zoom classes with a project-based approach.
Our mission: help kids become confident, curious thinkers who are comfortable with technology and problem-solving.
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