Corporate LSAT Tutor

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Inspira Education GroupEdtech

Can be based anywhere in the United States or Canada, afternoons, evenings, and weekendsContractJunior

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Experience: 1-3 years of previous formal or informal teaching or tutoring experience desired

Requirements

Have passed the LSAT in the 99th percentile (copy of official score report will be required)
Have a 4-year college degree (Bachelor’s Degree or higher is required)
Experience in working with students, ideally experience tutoring the LSAT Exam in the last 3 years
1-3 years of previous formal or informal teaching or tutoring experience desired
Ability to teach all sections of the LSAT
Ability to teach remotely
Excellent communication skills
Conscientious, punctual, and reliable
Team-oriented and coachable

Responsibilities

Tutor students one-on-one on all sections of the LSAT Exam
Tailor an LSAT curriculum to student's needs
Track and analyze student progress
Create and maintain project trackers to monitor student progress
Keep students’ families up to date on progress
Tutor during after-school hours, including afternoons, evenings, and weekends
Demonstrate comfort and ability to teach all sections of the LSAT

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