Non Student Tutor (Pool)

Posted 8 days ago

chicago state universityBrooklyn (NY)

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$18 to $25 Per Hour

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About the role

Application Expires After Number Of Days Application Expires After Number Of Days 190 Days Full-time/ Part-time Full-time/ Part-time Part-time Salary/Pay Range $18 to $25 Per Hour Tutor for any of the following content areas: Accounting – Algebra – Anatomy and Physiology – Biology – Calculus – Chemistry – Economics – English – Finance – Geometry – History – Philosophy – Physics – Political Science – Reading Comprehension – Speech – Statistics – Spanish

Job Summary: Chicago State University ( CSU ), is the oldest public university in the Chicago metropolitan area. Chicago State University is Illinois’ only four-year U.S. Department of Education-designated Predominantly Black Institution ( PBI ). CSU serves over 1,500 undergraduate students and nearly 900 graduate students. The university is a nationally accredited university with five colleges in Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Health Sciences and Pharmacy and proudly supports a diverse and non-traditional student population that hails from 28 countries and 36 states. Tutor individuals or students in small groups. Working 10-20 hours per week

Minimum Qualifications: Must have a Bachelor’s Degree NTA Certification is required within first month of hire

Preferred Qualifications: Tutor experience preferred

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