K-12 Mandarin/Japanese Tutor - Language & Subjects (Remote)
tutor me educationNew York (NY)
K-12 Mandarin/Japanese Tutor - Language & Subjects (Remote)
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tutor me educationNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Tutor Me Education is a tutoring platform that connects qualified educators with families and school districts nationwide. We support students across a wide range of academic needs and create meaningful opportunities for tutors to make a direct impact through high-quality instruction. Our work is rooted in helping learners build confidence, strengthen skills, and reach their goals through personalized educational support.
In this role, you will help students develop language skills while supporting their broader academic growth. This is an opportunity to work with learners at different levels, tailor instruction to individual needs, and provide engaging support that helps students build understanding and confidence in both language learning and subject-area content.
Responsibilities:
Teach Mandarin and/or Japanese to students.
Teach other academic subjects in Mandarin and/or Japanese.
Adapt lessons for different learning needs and academic levels.
Teach K-12 students.
Required Qualifications:
Fluency in Mandarin and/or Japanese, with strong written and spoken communication skills.
Experience teaching K-12 students.
Experience adapting lessons for different learning needs and academic levels.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience delivering virtual one-on-one or small-group instruction to students.
Ability to teach academic subjects such as math, science, social studies, and ELA/Reading in Mandarin and/or Japanese.
Familiarity with lesson planning, progress tracking, and student goal setting.
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