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The Well Tutoring Center
Tutor
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What they do
A Tutor works with students who need additional help or review. Provides instruction in an academic subject, or reviews a particular class lesson, or assists with preparing for a test. Works with students one-on-one or in a small group, and usually meets with students outside of school.
$45,601 / year median in Alabama
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Tutor The Well Tutoring Center Harvest, AL Job Details Part-time $14
- $16 an hour 2 days ago Benefits Paid training Flexible schedule Qualifications Safety protocol adherence Student safety monitoring Full Job Description The Well Tutoring Center Part-Time Tutor | North Alabama We're building something different.
Our mission is simple:
Be met where you are. We meet students where they are academically, mentally, emotionally, and physically, then help them build a foundation strong enough to support where they want to go. We are currently accepting applications from prospective tutors as we build our initial team. These positions are intended to begin as The Well officially launches, so applicants should understand that this is a future opening rather than an immediate start date. About the Position The Well is looking for compassionate, patient, and knowledgeable tutors who genuinely enjoy learning and helping others learn. Our tutors may work with students of many different ages and abilities depending on their individual strengths. Tutoring may include homework help, academic support, ACT preparation, college preparation, adult learning skills, and other educational needs. Most tutoring will be conducted one-on-one, allowing tutors to build meaningful relationships with their students and tailor support to the individual learner. You do not have to be a teacher to be a great tutor. This position may be an excellent fit for: College students looking for meaningful, flexible part-time work Retired teachers who miss working with students but don't want to return to a full-time classroom College graduates looking for part-time educational work Experienced tutors Individuals with strong academic skills and a genuine love of learning Anyone who believes they can help a student discover that they are capable of more than they thought Prior tutoring or teaching experience is not required. What matters most to us is that you care about the student sitting in front of you. What You'll Do Depending on your areas of strength and student assignments, tutors may: Provide primarily one-on-one tutoring sessions- Assist students with homework and current coursework Provide academic support in subjects within your demonstrated skill level
- Tutor students preparing for the ACT Support college entrance and preparation needs Assist adult learners with skills such as computer literacy, budgeting, resume building, job skills, and other educational goals Follow The Well's provided curriculum when teaching ACT preparation or adult learning courses Adapt homework help and academic instruction to the individual student's needs
- Build positive, professional relationships with assigned students Encourage students and help them develop confidence in their abilities Communicate concerns about a student's academic progress or well-being to The Well's administrative staff Complete brief session documentation as required Maintain appropriate professional boundaries with students Follow all student safety policies and procedures Our goal is not simply to help a student finish tonight's homework.
- Classroom experience Relevant certifications Resume Professional or academic references
Schedule & Compensation Pay:
$14- 16 per hour Starting pay will be determined based on demonstrated academic ability, subjects and services taught, education, experience, and other relevant qualifications.
Tutors may not:
Communicate privately with The Well students outside of approved business channels Provide independent tutoring services to current or former The Well clients outside of the organization Contact students through personal social media accounts Arrange private tutoring relationships with The Well clients Circumvent The Well's administrative process for scheduling or parent communication Parents and guardians remain an important part of the student's educational experience. However, scheduling questions, concerns, and administrative communication will be handled through The Well's administrative staff rather than directly through individual tutors. Parents are welcome to observe tutoring sessions when appropriate. At the same time, we recognize that some students learn best when they have space to work independently with their tutor. An administrative staff member will be present at the facility during in-person operating hours. All tutors will be required to follow The Well's student safety policies and code of conduct and will be required to sign applicable agreements, including a non-solicitation agreement. Our Foundation The Well was founded on Christian principles of compassion, humility, service, integrity, and recognizing the value and dignity of every person. Our faith influences how we serve , but The Well is not a faith-exclusive organization. Applicants of all faiths and backgrounds are welcome. Tutors will not be expected to teach or incorporate Christian beliefs into tutoring. Faith-based academic requirements will only be addressed when they are part of a student's own educational program. Why Work at The Well? Because we genuinely love what we do. We believe there are students who have been told—directly or indirectly—that they aren't smart enough, aren't capable enough, or simply aren't "good at school." We don't believe that. We believe students can grow when someone is willing to meet them where they are. That might mean helping a child learn to read. It might mean helping a teenager finally understand algebra. It might mean preparing a student for the ACT. It might mean helping an adult learn the computer skills they need for a new job. It might simply mean being the person who tells a struggling student, "You can do this. Let's figure it out together." If you are looking for a part-time job where you can make a difference in someone's life while continuing to learn yourself, we'd love to hear from you. Interested in Joining Our Founding Tutor Team? The Well Tutoring Center is currently accepting applications from prospective tutors as we prepare for our upcoming opening in North Alabama. Applications submitted now will be reviewed as we build our initial tutoring team. Selected applicants will be contacted regarding interviews, assessments, mock tutoring sessions, and additional hiring steps as our opening date approaches. If you don't see yourself as a "teacher," don't count yourself out. If you love learning, enjoy helping others, and believe every student deserves to be met where they are— The Well may be the place for you.Pay:
$14.00- $16.