We are hiring: the team goes from 4 to 5 teachers

Become a computer teacher in Geneva

You know how to explain things simply and you are comfortable with everyday tools? The rest you learn with us.

  • One-to-one lessons, never groups
  • You open your slots, we fit around them
  • Paid by the hour, at a rate that grows
Geneva and around Reply within 5 days 4.9/5 · 86 reviews
A teacher sitting beside a student in his sixties at a laptop, in a bright Geneva flat

Why join the Cours-Informatique.ch team

This is not a platform. This is not a temp agency. It is a real school with a real team, real impact, and a clear framework.

  1. Real impact

    You change the digital lives of people who genuinely need it. Not a webinar with 200 attendees: a real one-to-one.

  2. Freedom over your week

    You pick your subjects, your neighbourhoods, your schedule. You keep control of your week and we work around it.

  3. A close-knit team

    A real team of four teachers, and you would be the fifth. We meet, we share methods, we back each other up.

  4. Pay that grows

    You are paid per lesson hour taught, and the rate rises with the volume you take on. The same scale for everyone, shown at the interview. Nothing depends on how well you negotiate.

  5. Ongoing training

    Generative AI, new tools, teaching methods: we learn together, we train each other, we keep moving.

  6. Grateful students

    Our students thank us sincerely. 4.9/5 across 86 Google reviews. You will be welcomed as a rescuer, not as a supplier.

A teacher walking down a residential street in Geneva with a laptop bag over her shoulder, on her way to a lesson

What a teacher's week actually looks like

No office, no badge, no weekly stand-up. You move between one- and two-hour appointments, at students' homes or at Eaux-Vives, in the slots you opened yourself.

  • You open your slots. We only offer you lessons that fall inside them. A week with no availability is a week with no requests.
  • We send you the context beforehand. Who the student is, what they want to learn, where they are starting from. You never arrive blind.
  • You teach, then write the follow-up sheet. One page, written while it is fresh. That is what brings students back.
  • You invoice your hours. Monthly, on a template we provide. No chasing payments yourself.

Travel time counts. We assign lessons by neighbourhood so you are not crossing the canton between two appointments. A car is not required: most of the team gets around by public transport or bicycle.

The profile we are looking for in Geneva

No computing degree needed. We want someone who knows how to talk to people and who is genuinely comfortable with everyday tools.

  • Genuine patience, the real kind
  • The ability to explain simply, without jargon
  • Solid command of at least 2 or 3 tools (Word, Excel, ChatGPT, Canva, smartphones, video editing)
  • Complete kindness towards beginners and seniors
  • A warm, presentable manner
  • Semi-flexible availability (mornings, afternoons, Saturdays possible)
  • Living in or around Geneva, able to travel to students' homes

How the hiring process works

Four steps, around three weeks. No online technical test, no seven interviews, no radio silence.

  1. 01

    You fill in the form

    Five short screens, CV in PDF included. It is further down this page. No cover letter required, no ATS-formatted CV.

  2. 02

    We talk over a coffee

    A coffee at Eaux-Vives or a video call, 30 minutes to meet. We talk about your background and how you see this work.

  3. 03

    A paid trial lesson

    You teach a trial lesson to a volunteer, and it is paid: this is not free work. We watch the teaching, the rapport, the manner.

  4. 04

    Onboarding and first lesson

    Welcome to the team. We walk you through the internal tools, give you access to the student pool, and hand you a first lesson within 15 days.

A teacher and a student laughing together at a work table, two espresso cups beside a laptop
Step 02 really does look like this. We want to know how you explain things, not hear you recite your CV.

Apply to teach in Geneva

Five short screens, allow five minutes. A real person reads every application and replies within five working days, even when the answer is no.

  1. You
  2. Where
  3. Situation
  4. Skills
  5. Motivation

Step 1 of 5 — About you

About you

Your details are used only to consider your application. Never for marketing, never sold, never passed to a third party.

What people ask us before applying

  • Do I need a computing degree?

    No. None of our teachers were hired on the strength of a diploma. What we look at is your ability to explain things simply and your genuine command of two or three everyday tools. Several people on the team joined us as career changers.

  • What employment status do I need?

    You invoice your lessons as a self-employed contractor. If you are not registered yet, that is not a blocker: say so in your application and we will walk you through the AVS steps at your own pace. Several teachers set up their status after joining us.

  • How am I paid?

    Per lesson hour taught, and the rate rises with the volume of hours you take on with us. The full scale is shown to you at the interview, figures included. It is the same for everyone and does not depend on how well you negotiate.

  • How many hours a week are expected?

    There is no minimum. Some teachers give two hours a week alongside another job, others make it their main activity. Consistency matters more than volume: it is what lets us entrust you with a student over the long run.

  • Do I need a car?

    No. Geneva is compact and well served, and most of our teachers travel by public transport or bicycle. We take this into account when assigning lessons: you are never sent across the canton without reason.

  • How quickly will I hear back?

    Within five working days at the most, and a real person reads your application. Even if your profile is not the right fit, you get a reasoned reply. We know what an application left unanswered feels like.

Monday to Saturday, 9am to 7pm

We look forward to meeting you

The form takes five minutes. If you would rather ask a question first, write to us: a real person answers, not a bot.

  • Reply within 5 working days
  • Real freedom over your week
  • Ongoing training included
Romane, trainer at Cours-Informatique.ch, taking a call at the Eaux-Vives office
Romane, trainer