How to become an LSAT instructor?

Most employers prefer their LSAT instructors to have a law school degree and prior experience with teaching responsibilities. You must have taken and passed the LSAT with a high score. You need to be able to teach reading and critical thinking skills, as well as analytical and organizational skills. You must be familiar with the test format and stay updated on where students can take the test and what days and times are available. Additional qualifications include proficiency with Microsoft Office, a passion for helping students learn, and the ability to adjust your teaching as appropriate for the level of your students.