
US Trial Class Manager (Video Funnel)
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About the Position
US Trial Class Manager (Video Funnel)
- Remote
- United States, Serbia, Romania, South Africa, Philippines, Canada, Portugal, Poland, Spain +8 more
- $1,500 - $2,500 USD
Run engaging 1:1 online trial lessons with US kids, help parents choose the right program, and earn per lesson + bonuses - up to $2,500/mo, part-time, fully remote.
Responsibilities
- Deliver 1:1 online trial lessons
- Understand each child's needs
- Recommend the right Kodland program
- Help families make a confident enrollment decision
Schedule
- 20–25 hrs/week on average
- Weekday afternoons/evenings (US hours)
- Daytime weekends
Pay
- Fixed rate per completed trial
- Performance bonuses
- Clear, transparent structure
Support
- Live onboarding
- Guided practice
- Short assessment before starting with real families
About Kodland
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.
A Day in the Life of a TCM
Curious what this actually looks like day to day? This short video shows a typical TCM schedule, how a real trial lesson unfolds, and what the conversation with parents feels like.
👉 Watch it before applying - it's the fastest way to know if this role fits your lifestyle.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
Each trial lesson, you'll:
- Meet the child and at least one parent on Zoom
- Build rapport and ask the right questions to understand the child's background, interests, and goals
- Lead a short hands-on activity (simple coding, game logic, or digital task) using ready-made materials
- Recommend the best-fit program based on what you observe
- Answer questions, address concerns, and guide the family to a clear decision
This role blends three skill sets:
🎓 Teaching - explaining clearly and keeping kids engaged
🗣 Communication - listening well and adapting to each family
💼 Sales - showing value and confidently closing when it's a good fit
This isn't a scripted call-center job. You'll get structure and materials, but you're expected to think on your feet and lead the conversation.
Schedule & Availability
- Weekdays: mainly 14:00–21:00 CDT
- Weekends: mainly 11:00–18:00 CDT
- 5 days/week, with 1 weekday off + 1 weekend day off
Exact hours are negotiable, but we need consistent weekly availability so we can plan ahead and keep families from waiting.
We ask you to honor the slots you commit to - but we're human about it. Life happens; just give us a heads-up so we can adjust smoothly.
Pay & Earning Potential
Independent contractor role, paid twice a month.
- Average monthly earnings: $1,500–2,500
You'll get regular feedback, coaching, and webinars to help you grow - income increases with skill, consistency, and effort, but it's a real, achievable path even part-time.
Requirements
Must-Haves
- Clear, confident spoken English that US parents can easily follow
- A laptop/PC with working webcam and mic
- Stable internet for smooth video calls
- A quiet space to work with your camera on
- 20–25 hrs/week available during peak hours (weekday US afternoons/evenings + weekend days)
- You genuinely enjoy talking with both kids and parents
Nice-to-Haves
- 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
- Flexible, remote work
- Competitive earnings up to $2,500/month
- Opportunity to work with a global team
- Regular feedback and professional development opportunities
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