What does an LSAT instructor do?

As an LSAT instructor, you prep students to successfully take and pass the Law School Admission Test. You focus on improving student understanding of analytical reasoning, reading comprehension, and logical reasoning. Your duties may include teaching test methodology and strategies, explaining exam content, reviewing test format, and explaining the test enrollment process. While you can guide students of all levels, the majority of your students are about to finish or have recently finished their undergraduate program. You may also be asked to tutor individual students and provide skills to improve their study habits. An LSAT instructor presents information in an engaging manner and provides additional resources for students as needed.