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Senior Tutor - ACT Full Test

Posted 4 days ago

tpaptNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$40-60hr

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About the role

The Association of Test Preparation, Admissions, and Private Tutoring (TPAPT) is searching for experienced and dedicated tutors to provide comprehensive ACT test prep tutoring to students in grades 9-12. Our ideal candidates are passionate educators who are eager to foster academic success in students preparing for college entrance exams.
Company: TPAPT PST Remote
Position: Senior Tutor - ACT Full Test
Classification: Part Time Employee Materials: Testing platform and curriculum provided
Location: Remote US all time zones
About TPAPT: TPAPT is a national nonprofit consortium of 15,000 local tutors and independent tutoring firms. One of our awesome chapters is seeking an experienced test prep specialists to provide remote 1:1 tutoring for the ACT admissions test.
Key Responsibilities: Deliver engaging, individualized instruction and test preparation for ACT students. Develop customized lesson plans and practice tests tailored to each student’s needs. Monitor student progress and provide constructive feedback to students and parents. Utilize effective teaching methods to build students’ confidence and skills in test-taking strategies. Maintain professionalism and confidentiality with all client interactions. Proven success with high scores on either/both SAT or/and ACT. 5-20 hours per week of availability A minimum of 3 years of experience tutoring or teaching the full ACT test in a paid capacity. Strong understanding of ACT format, content, and test-taking strategies. Earned Bachelor’s degree or higher from a recognized institution. Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills. A passion for education and commitment to student achievement. Flexible availability to meet the needs of students. Flexible scheduling and reliable assignments Immediate assignments available Tutoring rate: $40-60hr Work for an established company with an impeccable reputation Help students achieve their college goals No marketing required

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