Part-Time English Tutor (After-School Program) at Concorde Education

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

01 Aug, 26

Salary

100.0

Posted On

03 May, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Tutoring, Reading comprehension, Writing mechanics, Literacy instruction, Phonics, Vocabulary development, Grammar, Essay writing, Academic communication, Study strategies, Test preparation, Classroom management, Student engagement, Progress monitoring, Instructional adaptation

Industry

Education

Description

Help K–12 students strengthen reading and writing skills in engaging after-school tutoring sessions. Flexible, part-time hours — typically 1–4 hours per week. Location: On-site at a partner school (varies by assignment) Schedule: 1–4 hours per week after school Program Length: Typically ~10 weeks Start Date: Rolling openings based on school schedules Compensation: $50+ per instructional hour (flexible based on experience and assignment) Many instructors choose to lead multiple programs per week depending on availability. What You'll Do Tutor students in reading, writing, and literacy skills Lead engaging after-school sessions for small and mid-sized student groups Help students build confidence and stronger study habits Support skill development through structured practice and feedback About Concorde Education Concorde Education partners with schools nationwide to provide engaging, instructor-led after-school programs in STEM, the arts, academic support, and enrichment. Our instructors bring real-world experience into the classroom to help students build skills, confidence, and curiosity. Position Overview Concorde Education is seeking an engaging English Tutor to support students in grades K–12 (grade band varies by assignment). Tutors help students strengthen reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary, and communication skills through structured, supportive sessions aligned with school goals. Sessions emphasize clear skill development, confidence-building, and strong learning habits. Tutors typically lead weekly sessions across a 10-week program cycle, adapting instruction based on student needs and site logistics. Example Skills Students May Work On Topics vary depending on the assignment and grade level, and may include: Foundational reading skills (phonics, decoding, fluency) Reading comprehension strategies (main idea, inference, evidence) Vocabulary development and academic language Grammar, sentence structure, and writing mechanics Paragraph organization and essay writing Revising and editing written work Academic discussion and communication skills Study strategies and test preparation Organizational and learning habits Responsibilities Provide tutoring and academic support for small and mid-sized student groups Lead structured sessions including modeling, guided practice, and independent work Create a supportive learning environment that builds student confidence and engagement Monitor student progress through informal skill checks and observation Communicate professionally with school staff and Concorde program coordinators Adapt instruction based on student progress and site feedback Qualifications Minimum 60 college credits (Associate degree or in progress acceptable) Strong English Language Arts skills appropriate to the assigned grade band Experience working with school-age students (teaching, tutoring, camps, after-school programs, etc.) Strong communication skills and the ability to explain concepts clearly and patiently Reliable, organized, and professional Comfortable supporting learners with varied learning levels Who This Role Is Great For Teachers and substitute teachers College students studying education or English Tutors and academic coaches Writers, editors, or literacy professionals Anyone passionate about helping students build strong literacy skills Salary: 50 - 100 USD Per hour

Responsibilities

The tutor will lead structured after-school sessions to help K-12 students improve their reading, writing, and literacy skills. They are responsible for monitoring student progress, adapting instruction to individual needs, and maintaining professional communication with school staff.