About us Grade Potential Tutoring is a leading provider of personalized, in-person tutoring services nationwide. Our mission is to empower students to reach their full potential through tailored, one-on-one educational support. We handle the logistics—from student matching to payment processing—so you can focus on what matters most: helping students succeed. With flexible in-person tutoring opportunities, subject variety, and a dedicated support team, we ensure tutors have the tools they need to thrive. If you're passionate about education and ready to make a meaningful impact, we'd love to hear from you. About the student The student is a college student attending Oklahoma State University. She needs to work with a tutor for help with Chemistry and Microbiology. The courses are
CHEM 1314
Chemistry I and
MICR 2123
Introduction to Microbiology. She is a nursing major and said she's having a really hard time grasping concepts in Chemistry. She had a 69 and recently failed her last test that she said she studied very hard for. She has a 70 in Microbiology and would like extra support there to keep her grade up. The students goals are to understand the concepts and pass both of her classes. The student wants 1 hour sessions once a week between 2pm-6pm on either Monday or Wednesday. The student wants to meet in-person with the tutor at the Edmon Low Library at 216 Athletic Avenue in Stillwater. Requirements
REQUIRED
You have experience teaching/tutoring. You are willing to travel within your preferred local radius to meet the student (typically 5-10 miles). Due to insurance requirements, applicant must not be a minor. You are available for 1 hour sessions once a week between 2pm-6pm on either Monday or Wednesday.
PREFERRED
You have a teaching certification. Benefits $25
- 30 per hour Flexible schedule
- choose sessions that fit your availability. Professional independence
- use your own materials and teaching methods.
Easy-to-use platform available for logging sessions and invoicing. Due to insurance requirements, applicants must not be minors. bachelors degree (preferred)