In-Home Special Education Tutor — 1:1 (Calimesa)

Tutor Me Education LLC; Calimesa (CA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Performance-based pay incentives

Voluntary retirement program

Referral program

Flexible schedule

Make a difference in students' lives

Job summary

Tutor Me Education LLC is hiring tutors for in-home, one-on-one sessions in Calimesa, CA. You will tailor instruction to students with special needs and implement IEP goals in a home setting.

Ideal candidates have experience with cerebral palsy or cognitive disabilities, non-verbal instruction, and comfort using AAC devices. This role offers flexible scheduling and meaningful impact on students' learning journeys.

Qualifications

• Experience with students with cerebral palsy, cognitive disabilities, or significant communication needs.
• Experience supporting non-verbal students is preferred.
• Comfortable using AAC devices or alternative communication methods.
• Able to provide highly individualized and structured instruction.
• Experience teaching or supporting life skills, routines, and independence.

Responsibilities

• Provide individualized academic and functional support based on IEPs.
• Deliver simplified science instruction with hands-on activities and visuals.
• Connect science to real-world experiences to boost understanding.
• Teach functional life skills including daily routines and independence.
• Support skills across home, school, and community settings.
• Integrate AAC devices into instruction and promote communication.
• Support reading and literacy development.

Skills

Special education experience

In-home tutoring

Personalized instruction

IEP understanding

Tools

AAC devices usage

Visual supports

Hands-on materials

Structured routines

Job description

Tutor Me Education LLC is hiring tutors for in-home, one-on-one sessions in Calimesa, CA. You will tailor instruction to students with special needs and implement IEP goals in a home setting.

Ideal candidates have experience with cerebral palsy or cognitive disabilities, non-verbal instruction, and comfort using AAC devices. This role offers flexible scheduling and meaningful impact on students' learning journeys.