Sat/Act Tutor

Summary

Join TPAPT, a national consortium of over 12,000 local tutors, and become an SAT/ACT Tutor! This part-time position offers flexible hours, primarily in afternoons, evenings, and weekends, with pay starting at $75/hour. Successful candidates will undergo an initial training period and a probationary period before taking on a full tutoring load. The role includes opportunities for professional development, such as tutor development meetings and non-tutoring opportunities in curriculum development and tutor training. This position offers excellent compensation and the chance to be part of an organization focused on improving student test scores and critical thinking skills.

Requirements

• Have experience tutoring all sections of the SAT or ACT
• Commit to at least 1 year of assignments
• Achieve a score in the 90th percentile or above on the SAT or a 32 or greater on the ACT
• Be available and willing to tutor 10 to 20 hours per week
• Possess great teaching instincts and the ability to explain concepts in a variety of ways
• Demonstrate good interpersonal skills and the ability to connect with students
• Exhibit a compassionate/understanding attitude and great perceptive ability
• Show a willingness to learn new methods and approaches to tutoring
• Display a collaborative spirit and willingness to share new ideas to improve other tutors

Responsibilities

• Tutor students in all sections of the SAT or ACT
• Participate in initial training on the SAT and ACT and teaching methodologies
• Successfully complete a probationary period with limited tutoring assignments
• Attend regular "tutor development" meetings
• Potentially participate in non-tutoring opportunities such as curriculum development and tutor training

Preferred Qualifications

Have previous teaching/tutoring experience with the GMAT or GRE

Benefits

• Flexible work hours (mostly afternoons, evenings, and weekends)
• Pay starting at $75/hr - $100/hr commensurate
• Paid training
• Provided materials
• Dependable weekly demand
• Regular "tutor development" meetings
• Support throughout the journey of becoming a great SAT/ACT tutor
• Non-tutoring opportunities such as curriculum development, tutor training, etc