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amikka learningFargo (ND)
$20 per hour
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amikka learningFargo (ND)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20 per hour
About the role
Amikka Learning is seeking enthusiastic college students and recent graduates from prestigious universities to tutor and advise students for SAT/ACT standardized tests, college admissions, and various K-12 academic subjects. This is a unique opportunity to join a rapidly growing ed-tech company, with additional prospects for internships, learning, and professional development. Our philosophy centers on delivering the highest level of personalized education to our students, tailoring programs to their individual strengths, weaknesses, timelines, and goals. Our vision is to create a future of leaders from all backgrounds by democratizing access to higher education.
Position Details
Location: Fully remote
Hours: Choose your own schedule
Commitment: Minimum of 5 hours per week
Starting Salary: $20 per hour, with opportunities for higher compensation
Format: All tutoring is conducted virtually Training: Non-paid training is provided before tutoring begins
Duration: Long-term commitment, including summers
Qualifications:
- Previous tutoring experience
- High standardized test scores (32+ on the ACT or 1450+ on the SAT)
- Ability to commit long-term (including summers)
- Friendly, extroverted, and excellent communication skills
- Currently attending or recently graduated from a prestigious US university
Additional Information:
We are not affiliated with any university and cannot support F-1 students at this time.
All candidates must be able to complete a W9 form and provide checking account information for direct deposit.
Join us at Amikka Learning and contribute to shaping the future of education while advancing your professional growth!
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