About the role#
Dallas Independent School District is hiring part-time Tutors to provide academic support to students. This is an on-site role with a rolling term. You will work with the Out of School Time Department to help students improve their subject competency and meet district standards.
What you'll do#
- Assist students in building academic skills and subject competency.
- Provide individualized support, including help with homework and special projects.
- Review completed work, explain errors, and offer corrections.
- Provide regular progress reports to students, parents, and teachers.
- Use active listening to adapt to different learning styles and student preferences.
- Collaborate with district or campus personnel as needed.
- Use hands-on activities and manipulatives to support student needs.
- Protect students, equipment, materials, and facilities.
- Use identified student needs to guide the learning process.
What you'll need#
- Strong content knowledge in the subject area you intend to tutor.
- Must be a current high school student, current college student, current teacher, or retired teacher.
Location & details#
- Location: Dallas, Texas.
- Work Modality: On-site.
- Schedule: Part-time with varied days.
- Compensation: Pay rates are $13 per hour for high school students, $20 per hour for college students, and $31 per hour for current or retired teachers.
About Dallas Independent School District
Dallas Independent School District operates 230 schools in Texas. It serves approximately 130,000 students across the region. The organization employs over 16,000 staff members to support its primary and secondary education programs. It maintains a focus on student achievement and college readiness.
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