iEducate Tutor

• →Lead  small-group sessions with students to re-teach skills, help address learning gaps, and/or support a small group of students during the lesson cycle in the classroom leading them to success on lesson objectives
• →Develop your instructional delivery by reviewing and internalizing lesson materials in advance,  preparing to teach the content in a clear, engaging, and effective way
• →Learn alongside experienced educators by building collaborative relationships with teachers, instructional leaders, and school staff.  When schedules allow, tutors may participate in planning periods, PLCs, grade-level meetings, and other opportunities with their partner teacher or coordinator to better understand the work of a professional educator
• →Build positive, appropriate relationships with students that foster engagement, and investment in their learning
• →Submit all required tutor surveys & documentation
• →Other duties and responsibilities as requested

iEducate is especially interested in college students who are pursuing or exploring a career in teaching and want meaningful experience working directly with students and professional educators. Strong candidates may include:

• College students on a track to become a teacher
• Students interested in becoming teachers but who have not yet entered a formal educator-preparation program
• Students in related fields who have a strong interest in teaching, mentoring, or working with children
• Students who are eager to learn from experienced educators, receive feedback, and develop their instructional skills

• Be authorized and eligible to work in the US
• Be a currently enrolled college student with a 2.5+ GPA
• Have reliable transportation
• Have availability to work  2-4 days per week  (7 hours per day) during the school day.
• While performing the duties of this job, the Tutor may regularly be required to stand and reach with hands and arms, walk, sit stoop or kneel crouch or crawl. Duties may involve attending to students' physical or sanitation/hygiene needs

• $18/hour pay, including paid training and professional development
• Hands-on classroom experience working directly with K-5 students and experienced educators
• Opportunities to develop and practice skills in instruction, classroom management, student engagement, lesson delivery, and data-driven instruction
• Coaching, feedback, and professional development  designed to help you grow as an educator and professional
• Opportunities to build relationships and network with teachers, instructional leaders, and other education professionals
• Experience that can strengthen your resume and preparation for a future career in education
• Connections with other college students who are pursuing and exploring careers in teaching
• The opportunity to have a  meaningful impact on  students while discovering what it is really like to work in a school environment