Tutor, AP Physics
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$30-$35/hr
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# Tutor, AP PhysicsUnited States3 hours agoID 2040815$30 Salary
DetailsEmployment type: ContractRemote: YesSalary from: 30 Salary to: 35
Company: TPAPT
Description:
TPAPT, a national nonprofit consortium of over 15,000 locally owned and operated tutoring & college advising programs, is seeking experienced AP Instructors to work with US students in grades 9-12. Tutors will work closely with students to understand their unique learning styles and create customized lesson plans that support their individual academic goals. The ideal candidate is a licensed teacher who is passionate about education, exhibits strong communication skills, and has instructed or tutored this AP course for their high school in the past.
Company:
TPAPT Remote, US Central Time Tests: AP Physics Classification: Contract Compensation: $30-$35/hr Location: Online The Position:
- Provide AP Test Prep Tutoring to students in grades 9-12
- Tutoring assignments are 60-90 minutes
- Tutoring assignments will be regular and reliable
- Tutoring sessions are generally scheduled between 3PM and 9PM CST during the week and between 10am - 4pm CST for part of a weekend day. To Apply: Include a resume which highlights your teaching or tutoring experience and the length of time you have been tutoring (or teaching) in a paid capacity.
Requirements:
- 3-12 hours per week of availability
- Earned Bachelor's Degree
- Materials for the subject mentioned in the post
- Exceptionally strong communication skills
- A passion for helping others learn
- Familiarity with online lesson delivery
- State teaching certification (current/former) and experience teaching the AP subject mentioned in this post preferred Benefits
- No marketing
- Flexible schedule and reliable assignments
- Potential for other academic subject tutoring
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