Tutoring Jobs
Tutoring openings with summer and seasonal programs.
Updated October 2026
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About tutoring jobs
Tutoring jobs help students catch up, get ahead or prepare for tests. Summer and seasonal programs hire tutors in person and online.
Listings here come from tutoring programs and employers on Seasonly and show subject, format and pay only when confirmed.
What the work involves
- Work one-on-one or with small groups
- Review homework and teach study skills
- Prepare students for tests
- Track progress and update families
- Adapt lessons to each learner
Common requirements
- Strong knowledge of your subjects
- Clear communication and patience
- Background check for work with minors
- Reliable internet and a quiet space for remote roles
General guidance. Each listing shows the employer’s own requirements.
How to get hired
- 1Pick the subjects and grades you teach best.
- 2Add any test-prep or classroom experience to your profile.
- 3Look for the Remote label if you want to tutor online.
- 4Apply to several programs to fill your schedule.
- 5Ask for a reference from a teacher or past student family.
Tips before you apply
Lead with subjects
List the subjects and grade levels you can teach, plus any test-prep experience.
Remote options
Some tutoring roles are remote. Look for the Remote label.
Common questions
Not always. Many programs hire strong high school and college students; some require a degree or teaching experience.
Yes. Many programs offer online tutoring. Look for the Remote label on listings.
Teachers are often top candidates because they already know curriculum and how students learn.
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