Quantitative Tutor: Help Peers Excel in Math & Stats

American University; Washington (Washington County); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

American University invites applications for Quantitative Tutoring roles for the fall 2026 semester. Tutors will provide quantitative tutoring and statistical software support to peers in MATH-155 through STAT-302/320, with emphasis on calculus background requirements.

Positions are part-time, up to ~10 hours per week, $18.40–$22.50 per hour, and available only to enrolled AU students. Training and university resources support student success in mathematics, statistics, data science, and related

Qualifications

• Enrolled in mathematics, statistics, data science, or other quantitative courses for Fall 2026.
• Strong academic performance in relevant coursework and/or statistical software.
• Experience collaborating with peers and helping others succeed.
• Faculty letter of recommendation.

Responsibilities

• Arrive on time for shifts.
• Greet students at the Tutoring Lab or Online Software Support sessions.
• For in‑person tutoring, assist AU students with quantitative concepts and related exams.
• Remind students to submit a tutoring evaluation and follow lab procedures.
• For Software Support, guide students in using AU‑supported statistical software.
• Encourage submission of tutoring evaluations and maintain shift coverage.
• Submit biweekly timesheets and promote the Quantitative Tutoring Lab at events.

Skills

Quantitative tutoring

Peer collaboration

Statistical software

Online tutoring

Education

Mathematics student

Statistics student

Data science student

Quantitative coursework

Tools

Excel

Python

R

SAS

SPSS

SQL

Stata

StatCrunch

Job description

American University invites applications for Quantitative Tutoring roles for the fall 2026 semester. Tutors will provide quantitative tutoring and statistical software support to peers in MATH-155 through STAT-302/320, with emphasis on calculus background requirements.

Positions are part-time, up to ~10 hours per week, $18.40–$22.50 per hour, and available only to enrolled AU students. Training and university resources support student success in mathematics, statistics, data science, and related