Math Tutor (Small-Group Instruction) - DC for SY 26

Overview Math Tutor (Small-Group Instruction) - DC for SY 26. Join the Blueprint Schools Network as a Math Fellow! Are you ready to make a difference in your community while gaining invaluable experience? Whether you're just starting your career, exploring a new path, or looking for a meaningful way to give back, the Blueprint Math Fellows program offers a supportive and rewarding environment to inspire the next generation of learners. Benefits Competitive Pay: $21/hour. Schedule: Monday through Friday during school day - schedule may vary based on school placement; your Site Manager will confirm your start and end time based on your school campus location. School breaks and holidays are not paid. The role includes 4 voluntary paid professional development days (scheduled by your Site Manager to take place during school breaks/closures). Paid 30-minute lunch Paid daily planning Investing in You: Medical, dental, and vision coverage (full-time positions) - 100% monthly premium paid for individual coverage level Online and telemedicine benefit services Comprehensive Employee Assistance Program Discounts through ADP LifeMart Supportive Time Off: 6 days of paid sick leave* 2 days of paid personal leave* *Prorated based on schedule and start date Professional Development: 4 Voluntary Paid Professional Development Days (scheduled by your Site Manager, to take place during school closures and breaks) Up to 72 Hours of Paid, Ongoing Professional Development Training throughout the school year Opportunities for Growth: Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development - tuition discount Access to Arizona State University’s Community Educator Learning Hub - nanocourses to enhance your tutoring skills Information on pathways to teaching certification and career advancement in education Personalized Support: Receive ongoing 1:1 and group coaching Be part of a dedicated team making a real difference Responsibilities As a Blueprint Math Fellow, you’ll provide small-group math instruction to 4–8 students at a time, helping them build confidence and academic success. You’ll work closely with teachers, collaborate on lesson plans, and foster meaningful connections with your students. This is more than a tutoring position; it’s a chance to impact lives while exploring a future in education. Qualifications Authorized to work in the United States Age 18+ Currently enrolled in an associate’s degree program; or previously enrolled in an associate’s degree program; or completed an associate’s degree or higher required Language proficiency: English required, Spanish preferred Proficiency in foundational math concepts to effectively support grade levels served and guide students in understanding and mastering mathematical principles Access to reliable transportation or public transportation Ability to learn and use Google Suite applications for email correspondence, data entry and analysis on spreadsheets, managing calendars, and executing various administrative tasks Ability to learn and utilize educational technology platforms for instructional purposes, progress monitoring, and data analysis Experience working with adolescents (or related fields), tutoring or mentoring youth preferred but not required A team-player attitude with a strong sense of accountability and strong communication skills (verbal and written) Demonstrate a belief that all students can succeed Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be agile, resilient, flexible, and adapt to a certain amount of unpredictability and change Openness and ability to receive feedback in support of ongoing growth The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to support student achievement Blueprint Math Fellows are required to complete and successfully clear the pre-employment background screening process for Blueprint and partner schools/districts before the start of training For a more detailed description of this role, please review the Blueprint Math Fellows Position Description. Position Details Location: On-site in partner schools Length of Service: One academic or program school year Requirements: Authorized to work in the United States Age 18+ Currently enrolled in an associate’s degree program; or previously enrolled in an associate’s degree program; or completed an associate’s degree or higher required Language proficiency: English required, Spanish preferred Proficiency in foundational math concepts to effectively support grade levels served and guide students in understanding and mastering mathematical principles Access to reliable transportation or public transportation Ability to learn and use Google Suite applications for email correspondence, data entry and analysis on spreadsheets, managing calendars, and executing various administrative tasks Ability to learn and utilize educational technology platforms for instructional purposes, progress monitoring, and data analysis Experience working with adolescents (or related fields), tutoring or mentoring youth preferred but not required A team-player attitude with a strong sense of accountability and strong communication skills (verbal and written) Demonstrate a belief that all students can succeed Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to be agile, resilient, flexible, and adapt to a certain amount of unpredictability and change Openness and ability to receive feedback in support of ongoing growth The ability and willingness to go above and beyond to support student achievement Blueprint Math Fellows are required to complete and successfully clear the pre-employment background screening process for Blueprint and partner schools/districts before the start of training Please Note: Blueprint Schools Network does not offer employment-based visa sponsorship. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application and throughout the duration of employment. Apply Today! Be part of a supportive team dedicated to changing lives, one math lesson at a time. Join Blueprint Schools Network and make your mark on the future! #J-18808-Ljbffr Blueprint Schools Network