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SAT English Tutor

1:1 SAT Reading & Writing, small load, diagnostic-led.

Weekday evenings 4-9 PM, some weekend slots. Bandwidth for 4-5 students.

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The role

The work

  • You teach. Diagnostics, planning, question banks handled for you.
  • Every mock returns per-question data — you walk in knowing which question types cost marks and whether it’s pace or comprehension.
  • 4-5 students at a time, not 20. Enough to actually move a score.
The bar

You will fit if

  • Think in score bands and question types, not chapters.
  • Know the digital SAT, including adaptive module routing.
  • Teach inference and rhetorical synthesis as method, not intuition.
  • Have a view on pace and timing, not just content.
No cover letter

How to apply

No cover letter. CV, LinkedIn, and a short written answer. Clip optional.

  1. Attach your CV and paste your LinkedIn.

  2. Answer the role question in your own words — that’s the main screen.

  3. Add a teaching clip link if you have one. If not, skip it.

The question we ask

How do you teach SAT Reading & Writing, and how is that different from school English tuition?

How you break down question types, what a class looks like, how you move a student who’s “good at English” but stuck below their target. ~150-250 words.

Last step

Apply

CV and LinkedIn for contact. The written answer is what we read first. Clip optional.

PDF, up to 3MB.

How do you teach SAT Reading & Writing, and how is that different from school English tuition?

How you break down question types, what a class looks like, how you move a student who’s “good at English” but stuck below their target. ~150-250 words.

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Google Drive or YouTube (unlisted), set to “anyone with the link”. Skip if you don’t have one.

We read every application.