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The Research Foundation of The City University of New York (RFCUNY) seeks an in-person High School Math Instructor for Baruch College’s Fall 2026 program. The course focuses on Geometry Review and runs for 10 Saturdays, Oct 3 to Dec 12 (no class Nov 28) from 9:00 to 10:25 a.m.
Responsibilities include planning, teaching, and evaluating student progress, with a strong emphasis on engaging lessons and classroom management. Compensation is $45 per hour.
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The STEP Academy at Baruch College (a STEM academic enrichment and college preparation program) has several open instructor positions for the fall semester. The Fall 2026 Program runs for 10 Saturdays: October 3 through December 12, excluding November 28.
These courses are non-credit, introductory and culminating workshop series. Participants do not receive an official grade. Interview request for eligible candidates will start in early September.
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Geometry Review | Schedule: 9am-10:25am
This course will review topics from the NYSED curriculum in the preparation for the June 2027 regents exam.
This introductory, first semester course is designed for students who already passed Algebra 1 and/or will take a geometry course at their schools this fall.
$45 hourly
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