$50 - $75/hr
Contractor
Posted 26 days ago
Job description
We specialize in 1-on-1 tutoring and small-group workshops for high school students preparing for the SAT and ACT. The business is built on transparent and measurable student outcomes:
Position OverviewPosition: Test Prep Tutor (SAT or/ and ACT)
Classification: Independent contractor (1099)
Hours: Up to 10 hours/week to start
Compensation: $50–$75/hour, commensurate
Format: Remote lessons, 60 minute lesson duration
Responsibilities- Lead 1-on-1 SAT or ACT tutoring sessions covering all sections of one or both tests
- Use diagnostic data and practice test results to build personalized session plans for each student
- Track student progress and adjust instruction based on performance
- Communicate with parents as needed regarding progress, next steps, and test logistics
- Represent us professionally
- Earned Bachelor's degree
- Strong recent SAT and/or ACT scores
- Confidence teaching all sections of one or both tests, including ACT science
- Strong interpersonal skills with both students and parents
- Reliable, organized, and able to manage an independent schedule
- Prior tutoring or teaching experience, particularly in standardized test prep
- Comfort with the College Board's Bluebook app and standard digital tools
Candidates should submit:
- Resume
- A brief written statement on tutoring approach and relevant experience
Candidates must be willing to undergo a background check, as the role involves working with minors.
Other- All study materials and assignments are provided — tutors do not need to source curriculum
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Frequently asked questions
Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a SAT Tutor?
A: To succeed as a SAT Tutor, key technical skills include in-depth knowledge of the SAT exam format, content, and scoring system, as well as expertise in teaching test-taking strategies and techniques. Soft skills such as effective communication, patience, and the ability to adapt to individual learning styles are also crucial, as they enable tutors to build rapport with students and tailor their instruction to meet each student's needs. By combining these technical and interpersonal strengths, SAT Tutors can provide high-quality support and guidance, ultimately leading to improved student outcomes and career advancement opportunities.
Q: What is the career path for a SAT Tutor?
A: A typical career progression for a SAT Tutor may begin with entry-level roles such as Test Prep Specialist or Academic Coach, where they develop expertise in teaching standardized test preparation and build their instructional skills. As they gain experience, they may move into mid-level positions like Curriculum Developer or Program Manager, where they create and implement test prep programs, and develop leadership skills. Senior roles, such as Director of Education or Academic Director, often involve overseeing large-scale test prep programs, mentoring junior staff, and driving business growth, providing opportunities for advanced skill development and professional growth.
