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Holland, OH · On-site

Tutor/Teacher Holland, OH Do you love to teach? Do you have a gift for working with students of all ages? Sylvan Learning Center of Greater Toledo is hiring ENTHUSIASTIC and FLEXIBLE TEAM PLAYERS WHO ...

Sylvan Learning - Toledo, OH

Teacher Tutor

Holland, OH · On-site

Tutor/TeacherHolland, OH Do you love to teach? Do you have a gift for working with students of all ages? Sylvan Learning Center of Greater Toledo is hiring ENTHUSIASTIC and FLEXIBLE TEAM PLAYERS WHO ...

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Teacher/Tutor

Huntington Learning Center Lakel

Lakeland, FL • On-site

Part-time

Re-posted 10 days ago

Job description

Love teaching? Want flexible hours?You tell us when you are available to work, then we schedule within those hours based on student needs and your skills.
Positions Available:
Part-Time Teachers and Tutors
K-12 Reading, Writing and Math
ACT/SAT Math Tutors
ACT/SAT Reading and Writing Tutors
Hours Available:
Monday-Thursday 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM -- Paticularly looking for part time teachers availabe at 4 PM
Friday 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
What is Huntington Learning Center?
We are professional educators offering remedial and enrichment instruction in phonics, reading, study skills, writing, math, language arts and related areas. We also prepare students for standardized exams, such as the ACT, SAT, SSAT and ASVAB exams. As a tutor, the lesson plans are provided for you, grading is quick and on site and you do not have to have meetings with parents.
What's it like being a tutor at Huntington Learning Center?
Training: We offer continual training that even experienced professionals appreciate. Huntington skills and techniques enhance your present skills and develop new ones.
Students: As you track students daily progress, you will see marked improvement in their skills, confidence, and motivation. There are no discipline problems, so you concentrate on the academics.
Great experience: Working at Huntington is an excellent way to support the education of kids and help parents, teachers and students alike understand the potential that comes from skill development.
No outside work: With no homework to correct or lesson plans to develop, you just walk into the Center and begin teaching. Everything is ready for you. Year-round flexible hours: Our after-school and summer hours adapt to your changing schedule. Since no preparation is needed beforehand, it's an ideal after-school job that's even better than tutoring on your own.
Great experience: Whether this is your first job, or you're returning to work after an extended absence, teaching at Huntington is an excellent way to ease into the teaching profession and develop a reference that future employers respect. This opportunity offers experiences that are not available in the classroom.
The Huntington Team: At Huntington, there is a positive and supportive environment where everyone is part of a professional team.
Requirements:
Minimum Bachelors degree
Teaching Certificate preferred, but not required for some jobs.
You must be flexible and reliable. Willing to work a minimum of 2-3 days (6-10 hours) per week
You must have a strong desire to make a difference in the lives of children.
Job Type: Part-time
Why Tutor at Huntington?
  • Employee discount
  • Referral Bonus
  • Paid Training.
  • No Prep Work Required
  • Flexible scheduling with evening and weekend hours available.
  • No outside lesson planning.
  • positive work environment
  • This position provides great satisfaction in helping students succeed.

Must be caring, qualified and committed to the success of students!
Upon review of your resume and application, a Huntington professional will contact you to set up an interview.

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