GCSE Maths Tutor Online

TN United Kingdom; Guildford; Remote; GBP 10,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking company dedicated to transforming children's lives through education as an online GCSE Maths Tutor. In this rewarding role, you'll inspire students aged 13 to 16 to overcome their fears in mathematics while working in a vibrant virtual learning environment. With a focus on personal growth and professional development, you’ll have the chance to make a significant impact on diverse communities. Enjoy the flexibility of consistent hours, no lesson planning, and a supportive network that prioritizes your well-being and success. This is an incredible opportunity to develop your skills while making a real difference in students' lives.

Benefits

Access to a supportive network

Commitment to professional development

No lesson planning or marking

Paid for training and induction sessions

Qualifications

• Must be age 17 or over and currently living in the UK.
• Access to a laptop or computer device and internet connection is required.

Responsibilities

• Tailor teaching approach to support members in achieving progress.
• Inspire children to become fearless learners and build strong relationships.

Skills

Mathematics Teaching

Communication Skills

Relationship Building

Reflective Skills Development

Education

GCSE Maths Grade 8 or above

Tools

Microsoft Teams

Laptop or Computer

Job description

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Are you looking to join a company with a meaningful purpose, impacting children's lives and supporting diverse communities? Join us as an online GCSE Maths Tutor, learn new skills and tap into your potential whilst inspiring children aged 13 to 16 to become fearless in their maths.

Why choose Explore?

• You’ll be delivering our mission to change children’s lives through education
• You’ll be constantly developing your skills to become an even better you
• You’ll be surrounded by incredible, inspiring people each day
• You’ll be making a difference to families from a variety of backgrounds & experiences

The Role

You'll work in one of our vibrant virtual learning centres alongside a supportive team to nurture lots of fearless learners who attend their sessions every week.

Your key objectives are to:

• Teach - bring our mission to life; tailor your teaching approach and support our members to achieve consistent progress
• Inspire – build strong relationships; inspire all children to become fearless learners
• Demonstrate Progress – support children to recognise progress; develop their reflective skills to identify their own progress
• Deliver quality customer experience - inspire your members and their families; support their needs to ensure they get the most from our service whilst prioritising safeguarding and member wellbeing at all times

What will you get from being a tutor with us?

• Access to a supportive network
• A commitment to your growth and professional development
• An opportunity to really make a difference
• A focus on education delivery with no lesson planning or marking

Logistics

The application process:

Stage one: Submit your CV and complete your application.

Stage two: Complete an assessment that involves a short maths test and a 3-question video interview.

Stage three: Take part in a live Teams interview with a member of our recruitment team.

How does it work?

• You'll work consistent hours per week; you can request as many hours as you'd like as long as it's more than your minimum of 6 contracted weekly hours
• You'll work with the same students every week
• Our shifts are after school hours and on weekends
• You'll be paid hourly based on your age and the number of hours you work

Your starting hourly pay will be:

*All tutors receive further uplifts to their base hourly pay due to holiday entitlement and based on the hours worked. In addition to your tutoring shifts, you will be paid for all training and induction sessions.

• A Maths GCSE (or equivalent) grade 8 or above
• To be age 17 or over
• To be currently living in the UK when commencing work with us, and have the right to work in the UK
• Access to a laptop or computer device and internet connection

All successful applicants will undergo employment reference checks and a Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) check or PVG check. Please note, this role is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and related amendments.