Math Tutor Fellow - In-Person Classroom Support

gotutorcorps; Bridgeport (CT); On-site; USD 22,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

AmeriCorps Living Allowance

Segal Education Award

Loan postponement

Job summary

GO Tutor Corps in partnership with AmeriCorps seeks dedicated Fellows to support students' academic success through targeted, small-group instruction embedded in school communities. Fellows are embedded within classrooms and contribute meaningfully to students' daily learning experiences.

Ideal candidates are skilled at building relationships, adapting to different learning styles, and engaging students in-person through thoughtful, culturally responsive instruction, with 3-4 students per

Qualifications

• Minimum of a high school diploma or GED.
• Citizenship or legal Permanent Residency status in the United States (AmeriCorps requirement).
• Served no more than three previous AmeriCorps service terms (AmeriCorps requirement).
• At least 18 years of age.

Responsibilities

• Academic Tutoring - GO Fellows work with small groups of students to increase their achievement in Math and/or ELA. You'll be matched with consistent groups of students to support throughout the semester.
• Mentoring & Enrichment - GO Fellows serve as mentors to their students, supporting their social and emotional development by building authentic and healthy relationships and setting goals for the future.

Skills

Relationship building

Culturally responsive instruction

In-person instruction

Mentoring

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

GO Tutor Corps in partnership with AmeriCorps seeks dedicated Fellows to support students' academic success through targeted, small-group instruction embedded in school communities. Fellows are embedded within classrooms and contribute meaningfully to students' daily learning experiences.

Ideal candidates are skilled at building relationships, adapting to different learning styles, and engaging students in-person through thoughtful, culturally responsive instruction, with 3-4 students per