English Tutor for High School Students
pierce institute for academic excellenceFort Worth (TX)
$26/hr
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pierce institute for academic excellenceFort Worth (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$26/hr
About the role
Job Description:
Part-time English tutor needed, mainly for high school students, and mainly for SAT/ACT prep. As long as your grammar, writing, reading, and testing skills are strong, we can provide training on the new digital SAT.Tutor might also be asked to tutor younger students sometimes, but nothing outside the tutor's comfort zone. Any additional academic proficiencies will lead to more tutoring opportunities. During the schoolyear, tutor must be available at least 6 hours a week, including 2 slots at 4:30-6:00 on weekdays and 2 slots on weekends (we are open all day Saturdays and on Sunday afternoons). In the summer months, we tutor 2:30 to 6:00 pm with fewer weekend sessions. Candidates will be given the R/Wr. portion only of an SAT, and must score at least 700 to proceed with interview.$26/hr. In-person tutoring at our local center in Cityview. Flourishing company about to begin our 4th year of business. Come join us!\nCompany
Description:
The Pierce Institute for Academic Excellence is a tutoring center for students K-12, but we also have instruction for the casual or the serious STEM student. Test prep, subject support, college essays, and more. See our website: www.pierceinstitute.com
Company Description:
The Pierce Institute for Academic Excellence is a tutoring center for students K-12, but we also have instruction for the casual or the serious STEM student. Test prep, subject support, college essays, and more. See our website: www.pierceinstitute.com
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