High School Math Tutor – Remote | Consistent Schedule | $50–$60/hr

Learn Vibrant is hiring experienced math educators to tutor advanced high school students in Geometry, Algebra II, Precalculus (including Honors), and Calculus (including AP). This role is ideal for professional tutors or experienced teachers who want consistent hours, long-term students, and meaningful results — without the instability of freelance tutoring. What We Offer • $50–$60/hour, with increases based on results and experience • Consistent weekly schedule (same students, same time slots) • 16–23 hours/week, evenings 4–9pm PST • Long-term students (average engagement: 18–19 months) • Paid training + ongoing coaching • Direct access to the owner and weekly team support • Proven methodology used for 15 years with 5-star ratings across platforms Who This Role Is For This position is best suited for: • Career tutors • Experienced math teachers seeking part-time, stable work • Educators who want to deepen their craft and work with motivated students Requirements (Please Apply Only If You Meet These) • 8–15 years of math teaching or tutoring experience (1-on-1, group, or classroom) • Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics (required) • 5+ years teaching high school math • Experience teaching Geometry, Algebra II, and Precalculus (Honors) • Experience tutoring Advanced / Honors level students • Availability within 4–9pm PST • Availability for 16–23 hours/week What It’s Like to Tutor at Learn Vibrant • You work with students who want to improve and aim for A’s • You follow a structured, proven methodology (The Vibrant Method) • You build long-term relationships with families • You see measurable academic and confidence growth in your students • You are supported through training, feedback, and team collaboration Our students attend top universities including Stanford, Oxford, reputed company, Dartmouth, Tufts, reputed company, and others. Our Beliefs • Deep, interactive learning creates lasting understanding • Academic success builds confidence beyond the classroom • Strong math thinking develops lifelong problem-solving skills If this aligns with how you teach — we’d love to meet you. Apply now and submit your resume. Job Types: Part-time, Contract Pay: $50.00 - $60.00 per hour Benefits: • Flexible schedule Application Question(s): • Are you in school or planning to go back to school within the next 12 months (college, masters, PhD etc)? • What is your ideal number of tutoring hours you would like to have on a consistent basis? • If hired, how long are you planning to work for Learn Vibrant? • What hours would you like to work on weekdays between 4 and 9pm PST? • How many years of experience do you have of tutoring or teaching Algebra 2, Geometry, Precalculus and/or Calculus AB? • Do you have a degree in Mathematics? Education: • Bachelor's (Required) Experience: • TOTAL math teaching and tutoring: 7 years (Required) • Algebra 2, Geometry and Pre-Calculus teaching: 5 years (Required) Work Location: Remote Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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