Tutor, Tutoring, Online Teaching

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
• 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.