Tutor(Fridays)- HIRING NOW

SAT Tutor – On-Campus, Part-Time
Location: Austin
Schedule: Fridays, 3 hours per session
Start Date: As Needed
Pay: $20/hr – $25/hr

Upreach Learning partners with schools to provide high-quality academic support that empowers students to succeed. We are currently seeking an experienced and engaging SAT Tutor to lead small-group classes and prepare students for success on the SAT.

The SAT Tutor will teach once a week on Fridays, 3 hours at an assigned school campus. We're looking for someone who has a strong grasp of both Math and ELA (Reading/Writing) sections of the SAT, along with effective test-taking strategies.

Applicants may be required to complete an SAT-based assessment as part of the hiring process. College students are strongly encouraged to apply, who have taken the SAT and excelled in both sections.

• Deliver engaging and effective SAT prep lessons in small groups

• Teach strategies and content for SAT Math, Evidence-Based Reading, and Writing

• Tailor instruction based on students' needs and performance

• Provide and review practice exams to track student progress

• Maintain records and communicate updates as needed

• Foster a focused, supportive, and motivating learning environment

• Bachelor’s degree, current college enrollment, or high school graduate with strong SAT performance

• Prior SAT tutoring or classroom experience is a plus

• Mastery of both SAT Math and ELA sections

• Strong communication and classroom management skills

• Ability to motivate and connect with high school students

• Reliable, professional, and organized

• Must pass an SAT-based assessment during the interview process

• Must be available on Saturdays for the full duration of the program

• Must follow all school campus policies and procedures

• Competitive part-time weekend pay

• Gain meaningful teaching experience

• Make a real impact on students’ college readiness

• Join a supportive and mission-driven team

Interested candidates should be confident in both ELA and Math sections of the SAT, and must have taken the exam themselves.