Math And Reading Tutor
gideon math readingLeesburg (VA)
About the role
Gideon Math & Reading is looking for a friendly, helpful, and reliable person who loves working with children!
No experience necessary! This is an entry-level position!
As a math and reading tutor, you will be thoroughly trained to work with students ranging in age, generally from 4 to 13, using the Gideon Math & Reading curriculum and methods.
Math And Reading Tutor Benefits and Perks: Work with kids!
No experience is required!
No late nights or early mornings
Competitive pay
Flexible schedule
Part-time job
Calm, fun environment
Paid training
Gideon is passionate about building a children's confidence to show them what is possible with extra math and reading practice.
Math and Reading Tutor Responsibilities Stay positive, encouraging, and professional with students
Using our answer keys, grade work done by students in their pre-assigned booklets
Answer questions for students and guide them to independent learning with techniques like sounding out words and rereading the story or directions.
Gideon Math And Reading Tutor, Ideal Skills And Qualifications Enjoy working with children
Be patient
Be organized
Love seeing others succeed, and even more, you love helping them reach that success
Always notice the details, whether it is noticing a misspelling, catching an error in a math problem, or always checking your work carefully
Be able to handle multiple tasks and projects.
If this sounds like the perfect fit for you, learn more about joining our friendly and supportive team at Gideon Math & Reading.
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