In-Person Math Tutor — Empower Middle Schoolers

StudentNest Group; Lake Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 33,000; Part time

Job summary

StudentNest Group is seeking a part-time, in-person math tutor to support middle school students at the Lake Los Angeles Library. Sessions run Tue-Thu 2:30-7:30 PM, with pay between $22.00 and $24.00 per hour depending on experience and department.

Role requires fingerprinting within 48 hours of offer, DOJ/FBI clearance, and at least sixty college units along with one year of student-related experience. Reliable transportation and strong communication are essential to empower students.

Qualifications

• Fingerprinting within 48 hours of offer.
• DOJ/FBI fingerprint clearance required for the position.
• Three professional references.
• Minimum of sixty college credits.
• At least one year of student-related experience.
• Detail-oriented and highly dependable.
• Effective communicator.
• Have reliable transportation.
• Negative tuberculosis test within 2 weeks of hire.

Responsibilities

• Deliver targeted instruction in math to support middle school students.
• Provide small-group tutoring using provided curriculum, evidence-based strategies, and educational technology.
• Differentiate teaching strategies to meet diverse learning styles and academic needs; prepare lesson plans for sessions during designated preparation time.

Skills

Small-group tutoring

Curriculum delivery

Educational technology

Differentiated instruction

Lesson planning

Communication

Reliability

Education

Sixty college credits

Job description

StudentNest Group is seeking a part-time, in-person math tutor to support middle school students at the Lake Los Angeles Library. Sessions run Tue-Thu 2:30-7:30 PM, with pay between $22.00 and $24.00 per hour depending on experience and department.

Role requires fingerprinting within 48 hours of offer, DOJ/FBI clearance, and at least sixty college units along with one year of student-related experience. Reliable transportation and strong communication are essential to empower students.