SAT Instructor & Student Success Lead - Hybrid

7EDU; Cupertino (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work from home options

Job summary

7EDU in Cupertino is seeking a full-time, year-round SAT test-prep leader to teach small groups and individuals, know each student, and progressively own how the program runs. The role requires on-site presence in Cupertino with some flexible scheduling during peak test seasons.

You will diagnose from practice tests, build sequences, run practice exams, and manage student progress from enrollment through test day, including parent communications.

Qualifications

• Four or more years teaching high school level SAT test prep.
• Real command of SAT content in at least one section and working capability in the other.
• Willingness to own administrative work.

Responsibilities

• Teach SAT Reading & Writing and SAT Math to small groups and one-on-one, grades 9–12.
• Diagnose from practice-test data and explain why a student missed a question.
• Build and refine lesson sequences, problem sets, and drills for both sections.
• Run timed practice tests and deliver score-report debriefs that students understand.
• Own a caseload of students from enrollment through test day.
• Write clear progress feedback for students and parents and have tough conversations when a score plan isn’t working.
• Coordinate enrollment, scheduling, attendance, make-up sessions, and student records.
• Be the person a family emails when they’re anxious about a test date.

Skills

Teaching

SAT content mastery

Administrative skills

Education

Four or more years teaching high school level test prep

SAT content knowledge in at least one section

Job description

7EDU in Cupertino is seeking a full-time, year-round SAT test-prep leader to teach small groups and individuals, know each student, and progressively own how the program runs. The role requires on-site presence in Cupertino with some flexible scheduling during peak test seasons.

You will diagnose from practice tests, build sequences, run practice exams, and manage student progress from enrollment through test day, including parent communications.