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Our Peer & Pro Tutors comprise the majority of our staff and tutor students in everything from 1st grade reading to linear algebra and organic chemistry. They possess raw brilliance but also empathize and communicate well.
One-to-one private tutoring is usually in-office but may also take place at a client’s home. Practice club and course instructors work out of our office.
This part-time position benefits from flexible hours and assignments. If hired, Tutors can decide when and with whom they want to work.
Please note that we do not:
- Hire summer-only tutors
- Discuss applications in-person or over the phone
The Assistant Manager for Client Experience and Admissions reports to the General Manager to onboard and support clients; primary responsibilities include:
- Selling services to parents
- Supporting parents and students
- Counseling students directly including in college admissions
The Educational Content and SEO Specialist reports to the Founder to drive organic lead generation; primary responsibilities include:
- Creating high-converting educational blog and web content
- Optimizing SEO and conversion funnels
- Building lead magnets and automated email lifecycle sequences
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