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Tutoring Manager Jobs in California (NOW HIRING)

Over the school year You will be managing a tutoring practice within a larger team. This means supporting your students not just week to week, but across the natural rhythm of the school year: back ...

Math tutor

Los Altos, CA · On-site

$32.50 - $40/hr

Over the school year You will be managing a tutoring practice within a larger team. This means supporting your students not just week to week, but across the natural rhythm of the school year: back ...

AJ Tutoring seeks an experienced education professional to mentor new tutors. Key responsibilities include teaching new tutors how to: * adapt to students with different learning styles * communicate ...

AJ Tutoring seeks an experienced education professional to mentor new tutors. Key responsibilities include teaching new tutors how to: * adapt to students with different learning styles * communicate ...

Math and Physics Tutor

Dublin, CA · On-site

$26 - $28/hr

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AJ Tutoring is an established Bay Area education company that has supported students and families ... Manage deadlines and keep students moving forward throughout a multi-step application process

AJ Tutoring is an established boutique education company in the Bay Area. We've been supporting ... Manage deadlines and keep students on track for timely submission of applications * Meet with ...

AJ Tutoring is an established boutique education company in the Bay Area. We've been supporting ... Manage deadlines and keep students on track for timely submission of applications * Meet with ...

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Tutoring Manager information

What is a tutoring manager?

A Tutoring Manager oversees the operations of a tutoring program, ensuring quality education and effective student support. They recruit, train, and supervise tutors while developing tutoring strategies and assessing student progress. Additionally, they coordinate scheduling, manage resources, and communicate with students, parents, and educators. Their goal is to enhance learning outcomes and maintain a productive tutoring environment.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a tutoring manager?

To thrive as a Tutoring Manager, you need experience in educational program coordination, staff supervision, and an understanding of effective teaching methodologies, often supported by a relevant bachelor’s degree or higher. Familiarity with learning management systems (LMS), scheduling software, and reporting tools is typically required. Excellent leadership, organizational skills, and the ability to communicate clearly with tutors, students, and parents set outstanding candidates apart. These competencies ensure efficient operation of tutoring services, high-quality educational outcomes, and strong team performance.

What are the main challenges tutoring managers face in coordinating tutoring programs?

Tutoring Managers often face the challenge of balancing tutor availability with student demand, ensuring each student receives appropriate support while optimizing staff schedules. They must also address varying student learning styles and performance levels, adapting programs to meet diverse needs. Managing and mentoring a team of tutors, maintaining consistent quality standards, and communicating with parents and administrators can also be demanding. Success in this role comes from strong organizational skills, flexibility, and a commitment to continuous program improvement.

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Infographic showing various Tutoring Manager job openings in California as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 39% Full Time, and 61% Part Time. Highlights an 97% In-person, and 3% Remote job distribution.

$32.50 - $40/hr

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Job description

$32.50-$40/hr for tutoring, with paid training and paid administrative time

Join a professional 1-on-1 tutoring team

AJ Tutoring is looking for bright, energetic, and highly reliable math tutors to join our professional 1-on-1 tutoring team in the Bay Area.

This is a great role for someone who loves teaching, enjoys working closely with students and families, and wants to be part of a thoughtful education team. Our tutors teach their subjects with care, build trust with students and parents, and pay attention to the bigger picture of what each student needs to feel supported and successful over time.

Since 2005, AJ Tutoring has grown almost entirely through word of mouth because families trust the relationships our tutors build and the support our team provides. Tutors bring their subject expertise, warmth, and professionalism; AJ provides training, mentorship, materials, offices, and systems to help that work go well.

Schedule and commitment

AJ offers flexibility, but it is important to understand what flexibility means in this role.

Tutors do not work fixed shifts. Tutoring happens when students and tutors schedule sessions together, and most tutoring takes place:

  • Weekdays from about 3:00-9:30 PM
  • Weekends from about 10:00 AM-8:00 PM

Tutors should be prepared to commit to an average of at least 15 tutoring hours per week, plus paid administrative work. Because student schedules vary and the school year has natural ebbs and flows, tutors typically need at least 20 hours of availability during peak tutoring times. While we target 15 tutoring hours as our minimum commitment, many tutors work with students for 20-30 hours per week. 

We take pride in supporting students consistently throughout the school year, so we are looking for tutors who can stay with AJ through the end of the 2026-27 academic year.

What the role looks like over timeIn your first few weeks

You will be learning the AJ way of tutoring and getting started with your first students. This includes paid onboarding, subject-specific training, regular check-ins with your Team Leader, and support as you learn our systems for scheduling, parent communication, and session notes.

New tutors usually begin with one to three core subjects, depending on their background and student demand. Our Client Services team helps match students with tutors, and your Team Leader helps you build confidence as you get started.

In your first six weeks

You will begin building a consistent tutoring schedule and taking more ownership over your student relationships. This includes growing toward your target tutoring hours, communicating professionally with parents, keeping student records up to date, and continuing to build fluency with local school courses and common test prep needs.

Tutoring is not scheduled in fixed shifts. Instead, tutors coordinate directly with families, and sessions happen when students are available outside of their school schedules. For most students, that means weekday afternoons/evenings and weekends, though some students have availability at other times.

Over the school year

You will be managing a tutoring practice within a larger team. This means supporting your students not just week to week, but across the natural rhythm of the school year: back-to-school planning, midterms and finals, SAT and ACT planning, AP season, course changes, summer planning, and other academic transitions.

A key part of the role is being attentive to student needs. If a student mentions an upcoming ACT, a challenging AP class, a college counseling question, or a need outside your subject area, we expect tutors to help connect that family with the right support at AJ.

What successful tutors do

Strong AJ tutors are passionate about education and student growth. They are reliable, organized, responsive, and able to communicate clearly with students, parents, and colleagues. They prepare efficiently, receive coaching well, and take ownership of the student relationships they are building.

This role is a strong fit for someone who enjoys teaching but also understands that great tutoring includes communication, follow-through, and collaboration with a broader team.

What AJ provides

We offer:

  • Strong hourly tutoring wages
  • Paid administrative time for work such as parent communication, meetings, training, and session notes
  • Paid onboarding and subject-specific training
  • Ongoing support from Team Leaders, mentors, subject departments, and fellow tutors
  • Curriculum guidance, practice materials, and local school knowledge
  • Centrally located offices, so tutors are not driving to students' homes
  • Merit-based pay increases
  • Potential eligibility for benefits
  • A warm, professional team environment
Requirements

Tutors must:

  • Have a four-year college degree
  • Be able to master either the SAT/ACT or an academic subject at the high school AP level
  • Tutor during after-school hours, including afternoons, evenings, and at least one weekend day
  • Be comfortable communicating directly with families in a professional and supportive way
  • Commit to working with AJ through the end of the academic year
Our offices

Tutoring takes place in our offices throughout the Bay Area, including:

  • 430 Cambridge Ave #110, Palo Alto, CA 94306
  • 301 S San Antonio Rd, Los Altos, CA 94022
  • 1000 Fremont Ave., Suite #130, Los Altos, CA 94024
  • 1174 Castro St #275, Mountain View, CA 94040
About AJ Tutoring

AJ Tutoring is a professional 1-on-1 tutoring company serving students across the Bay Area. We support students in academic subjects, test prep, executive functioning, AP courses, college counseling, and more.

Many of our tutors have backgrounds in education, but successful tutors also come from coaching, mentoring, camp counseling, youth leadership, performing arts, customer service, and other fields that require strong communication and relationship-building skills.

If you are excited to teach, build relationships with students and families, communicate thoughtfully, and grow as part of a professional education team, we would love to meet you.