About the Role
Early-literacy tutors work one-on-one with elementary-school students to support their growth in writing, reading, and more. You choose when, where, and with whom you would like to work. We do not have an office. Contracting tutors work independently with students, often at the library.
This is part-time contract work, and it will usually take some time to build up to your desired number of students/hours per week. We're generally not able to get tutors more than 20 hours/week, as most families seek tutoring during after-school hours and weekends.
Requirements
Undergraduate degree, ideally one that emphasized reading, writing, teaching, or early-childhood development. (Graduate degree is a plus!)
Strong organizational and communication skills
Patient, friendly, confident demeanor
Enough experience teaching early-literacy skills that you can work independently with students. There is no Write Seattle curriculum nor any set structure for how tutors conduct sessions. Tutors must be confident meeting with a student, assessing their needs, and then coming up with lessons and projects that will support the growth of their reading and writing skills.
About the Company
Write Seattle is a very small business that tries its darndest to do right by tutors. We are a simple, streamlined enterprise, and tutors who contract through Write Seattle earn significantly more per hour than the industry average. This enables them to focus on what matters: providing outstanding academic support to students.