🎯 Now Hiring: Experienced Educators

If you love helping high schoolers succeed, this could be the best job for you...

Earn top-tier pay, set your own schedule, and make a real impact—all while helping students succeed

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📋 The Role

Job Description

Here's what the role looks like day to day

What you'll do:

  • Analyze student diagnostics for strengths and weaknesses
  • Assign tasks according to highest priority areas
  • Hold students accountable to daily tasks
  • Answer questions via text and video message
  • Meet with students via Zoom for coaching calls (not just "tutoring" or spoonfeeding answers)
  • Grow into mentoring and managing other coaches as you share your expertise

Why educators love working here:

  • Sharpen the skills that matter—communication, coaching, and team management
  • Work remotely with a flexible schedule
  • Earn at least $30+ per hour, with upside based on experience and role contribution
  • Unlimited potential to take on more responsibility and grow within our team

Who the best fit will be:

  • You have experience teaching or working with high school students
  • Familiarity with the ACT (or SAT) is a plus, but not required
  • You have 15-40 hours per week to invest into this role
  • You are articulate, have excellent communication skills, and are comfortable on Zoom
  • You're eager to learn, take on more responsibility, and thrive in a strong team culture
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🎬 Student Stories

Hear it directly from our students

Real conversations with real students about their experience and results.

Otto's Story
"I looked at the score of 29 and I was so happy... very, very big relief."
24 → 29
Skylar's Story
"It's completely a weight off my back... it's definitely gonna open some doors."
27 → 35
Rachel's Story
"I was able to figure out my own mistakes instead of just reading explanations."
30 → 34
Allison's Story
"I was kinda skeptical of doing programs... I'm really glad I took this leap."
31 → 35

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