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Senior Tutor Jobs in Alaska (NOW HIRING)

Frontier Tutoring

Tutoring Specialist

Alaska, MN

$20/hr

Senior Tutoring Specialist pay $20.00/hour. (Pay for initial training and other nonrevenue work: $12.00/hour) Minimum Qualifications * Demonstrable expertise, talent in teaching, and recent ...

Frontier Tutoring

Tutoring Specialist

Anchorage, AK · On-site

$20/hr

Senior Tutoring Specialist pay $20.00/hour. (Pay for initial training and other nonrevenue work: $12.00/hour) Minimum Qualifications * Demonstrable expertise, talent in teaching, and recent ...

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How much do senior tutor jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 28, 2026, the average yearly pay for senior tutor in Alaska is $86,465.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $44,700.00 and $110,900.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Senior Tutor vs Tutor?

AspectSenior TutorTutor
Required CredentialsTypically requires a bachelor's degree, teaching certification, and experienceUsually requires a high school diploma or equivalent; some roles may need a degree or certification
Work EnvironmentEducational institutions, tutoring centers, online platformsPrivate tutoring, schools, online platforms
Employer & Industry UsageSchools, universities, tutoring companiesPrivate clients, schools, online tutoring platforms
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding senior-level tutoring roles and responsibilitiesEntry-level or part-time tutoring positions

The main difference between a Senior Tutor and a Tutor lies in experience, responsibilities, and qualifications. Senior Tutors typically have more experience, advanced credentials, and oversee other tutors or handle complex subjects. Tutors are often entry-level or part-time professionals providing direct instruction. Both roles are vital in educational settings, but Senior Tutors usually have a broader scope of responsibilities and higher qualifications.

How does a Senior Tutor typically collaborate with other academic staff and contribute to curriculum development?

Senior Tutors often work closely with lecturers, course coordinators, and fellow tutors to ensure that teaching materials and assessments are aligned with academic standards and student needs. They may participate in curriculum planning meetings, provide feedback on course delivery, and help develop new instructional resources. This collaborative environment allows Senior Tutors to share their insights from direct student interactions, contributing to continuous course improvement. Effective communication and teamwork are key aspects of the role, and involvement in curriculum development can also provide valuable experience for career advancement in academia.

What are Senior Tutors?

Senior Tutors are experienced educators who provide advanced academic guidance and support to students, often in a specialized subject area. They are responsible for mentoring junior tutors, developing lesson plans, and ensuring high-quality instruction. Senior Tutors may also collaborate with faculty, assess student progress, and contribute to curriculum development. Their role is crucial in helping students achieve academic success and fostering a positive learning environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Senior Tutor, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Senior Tutor, you need deep subject expertise, effective instructional skills, and usually an advanced degree or teaching qualification. Familiarity with digital learning platforms, virtual classroom tools, and assessment software is often required. Outstanding communication, mentorship abilities, and patience help in supporting diverse learners and guiding junior tutors. These skills ensure high-quality education delivery, foster student success, and contribute to a collaborative academic environment.
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Infographic showing various Senior Tutor job openings in Alaska as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 90% Full Time, 8% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 13% Physical, and 87% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $86,465 per year, or $41.6 per hour.
Tutoring Specialist

Tutoring Specialist

Frontier Tutoring

Alaska, MN

$20/hr

Part-time

Posted 26 days ago

Job description

Currently, we are actively recruiting Tutoring Specialists for the following practice areas:

Anchorage Center

  • Math - High School/College (Algebra I to Calculus I)
  • Science - High School/College (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
  • SAT/ACT Prep - Math/Science*
  • SAT/ACT Prep - English/Reading/Writing*
* For SAT/ACT prep, paid company training is provided as part of your orientation; after training, you must be able to score in the 99th percentile on the appropriate sections of the SAT/ACT to work in the corresponding practice areas.Single Application for All Practice Areas

We have a single application form for all subjects/practice areas.  Please complete the application and select the subjects/practice areas in which you are qualified to provide instruction.  We are always interested in receiving applications from strong candidates, regardless of your subject matter expertise or the practice areas/locations for which we are actively recruiting.

About Frontier Tutoring

Frontier Tutoring is how Alaskans get ahead.  Founded in 2008 by UAA students, Frontier Tutoring today is the largest Alaska-based educational services brand, serving students from our center in Anchorage.  Through our academic tutoring, SAT/ACT prep, and college admissions consulting programs, we are uniquely positioned to empower our students to succeed at every stage of their journey from middle and high school to the college of their choice.

Position Benefits
  • Earn up to $20.00/hour while experiencing the personal rewards of empowering student success
  • Work flexible hours and set your own schedule
  • Build lasting relationships and cultivate future opportunities with talented local colleagues and a customer base that includes professionals who span nearly every industry and function
  • Take advantage of growth opportunities, including training/professional development, leading special projects, full-time status, and management/leadership roles
Typical Responsibilities
  • Provide instruction to students, either in individual or group settings, as assigned
  • Interact with students and parents to: (i) develop plans to meet student goals, (ii) inform them of student progress, and (iii) coordinate scheduling and administrative matters
  • Prepare administrative reports for the company, as required
  • Attend company meetings and training, as required
General Position Information
  • Frontier Tutoring serves students in grades 5-12 and college.  Your subject matter expertise determines the practice area(s) in which you will be trained and assigned to work with students.
  • Frontier Tutoring assigns students to Tutoring Specialists based on subject matter and scheduling requirements.
Compensation & Hours
  • Variable/flexible track: Work hours vary depending on students assigned to you; set your own availability; hours are not guaranteed.  10-15 hours/week estimated (up to 30 hours/week).  Starting pay $18.00/hour.  Senior Tutoring Specialist pay $20.00/hour.  (Pay for initial training and other nonrevenue work: $12.00/hour)
Minimum Qualifications
  • Demonstrable expertise, talent in teaching, and recent experience in the subjects/levels you are applying to instruct
  • One or more years of undergraduate coursework completed with demonstrated superior academic ability. At a minimum, a course of study leading to a bachelor's degree must be in progress. Overall educational attainment should be commensurate with the subjects/levels you are applying to instruct.
  • Ability to submit official transcripts and/or proof of enrollment in or graduation from an accredited, degree-seeking program at a college or university
  • Experience in tutoring, teaching, mentoring, or coaching others
  • Commitment to superb customer service, including a commitment to check your email and telephone messages daily and respond within a maximum of 24 hours, or sooner if able
  • Exemplifies Frontier Tutoring's CORE qualities for educational service delivery staff (Charisma, Overt Dynamism, Ready Adaptability, Empathy) and Frontier Tutoring's shared values (Professionalism, Resourcefulness, Integrity, Excellence, commitment to Stakeholder Value)
  • High degree of computer literacy and the ability to quickly master multiple software programs
  • Ability to conform to company dress code (dressed and groomed in a clean, appropriate, conservative, and professional manner suitable for business)
Safety and Security-Related Qualifications
  • Must be willing to submit to a fingerprint-based state (DPS) and federal (FBI) criminal history records check administered by State of Alaska Department of Public Safety (fingerprinting, processing, and administrative fees paid by Frontier Tutoring)
  • Must be willing to submit to a comprehensive third-party professional background check, including employment and education verification
  • Must be legally eligible to work as an employee in the United States
Optional Preferred Qualifications
  • Degree-seeking education at the undergraduate or graduate level completed at UAA
  • General familiarity with Anchorage School District member schools and curricular requirements
  • One or more years of frontline customer service experience

Please Note: While we accept applications year-round, candidates must be able to work throughout the academic year; we do not hire for summer-only positions.


Employment Type: PART_TIME

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