6th and 10th grade Math Tutor (In-Home/Part-time)

Now Hiring: In-Person Tutor for Two Students in Atlanta (30305)

We are seeking a certified Tutor to support two students from the same family:

• A 6th grader who needs homework support, particularly in Math and with ADHD-related challenges like focus and organization.
  


• A 10th grader who needs help with High School Math, most likely Algebra 2.
  

Tutoring takes place in the family’s home in Atlanta (zip code 30331). The family is available for 1-hour sessions twice per week per student, and they are hoping to begin at the start of the school year in August.

Requirements

• Must be a certified educator through the Georgia Professional Standards Commission (PSC).
  


• For the 6th grader, a K–6 certification is acceptable.
  


• For the 10th grader, a certification in Mathematics is required.
  


• You must meet the GA Promise Program eligibility requirements, including:
  


• Active PSC Certificate
  


• PSC Certification ID
  


• PSC Field Code (subject/grade certified)
  


• Proof of business license (required for businesses; optional for individuals)
  

An Ideal Tutor Is:

• Encouraging, patient, and organized
  


• Comfortable working with students with ADHD
  


• Strong in middle and high school math
  


• Dependable and consistent
  

A Bachelor’s Degree and prior tutoring experience are required. Preference is given to tutors with a teaching or educational background.

With In-Home Tutors, you are an independent contractor. You’ll report hours via our online system and are paid twice per month.

If you're passionate about helping students succeed and want to make a real difference, we’d love to hear from you!

Responsibilities

• Provide individualized tutoring sessions for 6th and 10th grade students, focusing on math concepts and problem-solving skills.
  


• Develop and implement lesson plans tailored to each student's learning needs.
  


• Monitor student progress and adjust teaching strategies accordingly.
  


• Collaborate with parents to discuss student progress and areas for improvement.