About the Role
A Homework Tutor serves as a positive role model and peer support for kindergarten, elementary, middle school and/or high school students. Homework Tutors may work as multi-subject or single-subject tutors in general group or small group settings or one-on-one. Specific subject support for elementary, middle and high school students may include mathematics, language arts, science and others.
Requirements
Responsibilities
Working with groups of up to 5 students, you will be responsible for leading instruction and motivating students to be successful
Provide general homework assistance and more intensive single/multi-subject tutoring as needed
Work one on one with participants as needed
Help participants to understand the activity
Model how to do the activity
Support participants during transition periods from one activity to the next
Monitor participants during free time activities
Promote and stimulate program participation
Assist youth with goal setting and skills development
Motivate students of all ages to excel academically and develop a love of education
Create an engaging environment that fosters a sense of belonging for young people
Ensure student safety by assisting in set up, break down, and ongoing maintenance in an effort to keep the study or community site clean and orderly
Identify student needs and communicate to Site Director and/or Lead tutor as appropriate
Establish and maintain rapport with the participants, instructors, and parents
Qualifications
High school diploma with some college credit required
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent preferred
Strong math and English skills
Demonstrates a high degree of initiative, self-direction, and creativity.
Demonstrates strong organizational and communication skills.
Exhibits professionalism
Being punctual is extremely important
Maintains excellent working relationships with staff, volunteers and public.
Must be able to commit to working the full extent of the program (Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:00pm-700pm Sept-May)
Must be able to demonstrate ability to work with people from diverse racial/cultural/socioeconomic backgrounds.
Candidate must be legally able to work in the united states
Ideal Candidate
College student, retired teacher or other retired/working professional
Anyone with the time and skillset who wants to make a positive impact on a young persons life
Experience working with school age children
Teaching / tutoring experience
Time Commitment:
Commit to 2.5 hours a day twice a week for the full academic year
Must be able to commit to Tuesdays and Thursdays 4:45pm-7:15pm (Sept-May)
On-Site work location required
Additional Details
Submit a resume and supporting documents
Complete an online application
Submit to and pass a background check(no cost)
Submit Health Certificate with Negative TB Test (from a physician)
Attend a 1.5 hour orientation
Complete a W9
Compensation
$25-$35 per hour depending on experience.
About the Company
B.O.O.K (Building Our Own Kids) Academy is a free community service provided through the Maranatha Outreach Center in San Jose, Ca.. B.O.O.K provides a positive, safe, and quiet atmosphere for students in grades K—12 to excel in their academic studies. Four levels of services are offered through the program: homework assistance, tutoring, skill-building activities, and access to computers. A mental wellness component is also available.