Part-Time Virtual Math Tutor (Grades 6–12) — Weekday Evenings

October 7, 2026

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Part-Time Virtual Math Tutor (Grades 6–12) — Weekday Evenings 4:00–8:00pm ET

Schedule requirement: This role needs at least 6 hours per week of recurring sessions between 4:00 and 8:00pm Eastern Time, Monday through Thursday, with at least 2 of those evenings running until 8:00pm ET. That is 3:00–7:00pm Central, 2:00–6:00pm Mountain, or 1:00–5:00pm Pacific. We interview applicants who can commit to this minimum first. More hours are welcome. Daytime hours are available, however our immediate need is evenings.

Connected Tutors is a small, specialized virtual tutoring practice serving K–12 students nationwide. We are hiring a contract math tutor for middle and high school students in the after-school and evening hours, when our families need us most.

About the Role

You will teach the same students every week in one-on-one and small-group sessions on Google Meet. Sessions are 30 minutes (45 for small groups). You will rebuild foundational gaps, teach grade-level content, and adapt to each student's attention, confidence, and emotional state.

Our students include learners with ADHD, dyscalculia, executive function challenges, math anxiety, and learning gaps, as well as students working ahead.

You will work directly with our founder and lead educator to:

- Teach skill-based math from an assessment-informed plan
- Build regulation, confidence, and focus into every session
- Track progress and write brief session notes
- Make sessions relational, motivating, and effective

This is not a worksheet-only or scripted-curriculum role. Your judgment matters here.

What You'll Tutor

- Middle school math (grades 6–8), including fractions, ratios, and pre-algebra
- Algebra 1 and Algebra 2
- Geometry
- Foundational gaps for older students who missed earlier skills

Elementary math (K–5) is a strong plus. Tell us if you can teach it too.

Who We're Looking For

- Available at least 6 hours per week between 4:00 and 8:00pm ET, Monday–Thursday, including at least 2 evenings until 8:00pm ET
- An active teaching certificate in any U.S. state (secondary math, middle grades math, or special education preferred)
- Classroom, intervention, or tutoring experience with middle and high school math
- Comfort teaching on Google Meet with a digital whiteboard, with warmth and clarity
- Reliability with the same weekly students all school year
- Bachelor's degree required. Math degree, master's, or special education experience is a strong plus.

Schedule and Hours

- Part-time contract role, fully remote
- Minimum 6 hours per week in the 4:00–8:00pm ET window. Up to 12+ hours as students are matched.
- Recurring weekly sessions through the school year

Our Teaching Philosophy

At Connected Tutors, academic progress and emotional safety go together. Many of our students arrive believing they are "bad at math." We break skills into clear steps, explain the why, and care about whether students leave a session feeling more capable than when they arrived.

Why Work With Us

- Small, highly involved team
- Remote, contract-based work
- The same students every week and long-term relationships
- Direct support from the founder and lead educator

Application Process

Applicants who meet the evening minimum will be sent a short Google Form as step two. It asks which evening slots you can commit to each week, plus a few teaching questions and a 90-second video introduction.

Please make sure your resume shows:

- Your teaching certificate (state, grade levels, subject areas)
- The math courses and grade levels you have taught
- Virtual teaching or tutoring experience

Job Type: Contract

Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour

Benefits:

Employee discount

Work Location: Remote

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