Community Marketing Ambassador

Tutor Doctor of Morris County

Tutor Doctor of Morris County is looking for a dependable, outgoing, and organized Community Marketing Ambassador to help increase our visibility throughout Morris County.

This is a part-time, field-based position (you do not work from home) for someone who enjoys being active, working independently, meeting people, developing community relationships, and representing a local business in a positive and professional manner.

The Community Marketing Ambassador will support neighborhood outreach, yard-sign campaigns, community events, vendor fairs, school functions, and other local opportunities where families may learn more about Tutor Doctor of Morris County.

This is not simply a yard-sign placement or event-staffing position. The right candidate will actively seek out meaningful community marketing opportunities, evaluate where Tutor Doctor should be represented, build and maintain a calendar of potential events, and help execute those opportunities from beginning to end.

About Tutor Doctor of Morris County

Tutor Doctor of Morris County is a locally owned and operated tutoring company providing personalized, one-to-one academic support to students and families throughout Morris County.

We provide in-home and virtual tutoring for students from pre-K through college, including support in math, reading, writing, science, homework help, study skills, executive functioning, SAT and ACT test preparation, and advanced high school and college-level courses.

Our approach is highly individualized. We meet students where they are, understand their current academic needs, and create a personalized plan designed to build skills, confidence, and long-term success.

As a local family-owned business, our reputation and relationships within the community are extremely important. Every person representing Tutor Doctor is expected to reflect our values of professionalism, kindness, dependability, and genuine care for the families we serve.

Neighborhood and Field Marketing

• Visit assigned neighborhoods and community locations throughout Morris County.
• Identify strong, high-visibility locations for Tutor Doctor yard signs.
• Evaluate neighborhood entrances and exits, connecting roads, high-traffic residential streets, community gathering areas, and other locations where signs may be seen by a meaningful number of people. Signs are to be placed on private property with permission from homeowners.
• Speak politely and professionally with homeowners and residents.
• Request permission before placing signs on private property.
• Place signs neatly, securely, and in appropriate locations.
• Check previously placed signs to ensure they remain visible and in good condition.
• Retrieve signs when requested or when placement is no longer appropriate.
• Take photographs of sign locations when required.
• Accurately record each visit, conversation, placement, check, and pickup using the company tracking system.

Community Events and Vendor Outreach

• Research and identify community events where Tutor Doctor of Morris County can connect with local families.
• Seek out opportunities such as PTA and PTO fairs, school functions, community nights out, family festivals, educational events, neighborhood gatherings, community outreach programs, vendor fairs, and other local events.
• Contact event organizers to gather information regarding participation, vendor registration, deadlines, fees, attendance, and event requirements.
• Recommend events that provide strong opportunities to increase Tutor Doctor's visibility among families with school-aged children.
• Build and maintain a calendar of upcoming community events, registration deadlines, and confirmed appearances.
• Coordinate event registration and preparation with the owner.
• Organize and transport marketing materials, table coverings, signs, brochures, giveaways, contact forms, and other event supplies.
• Set up and break down Tutor Doctor vendor tables and displays.
• Attend and work community events as a professional representative of Tutor Doctor of Morris County.
• Speak with parents, students, educators, and community members about Tutor Doctor's tutoring and test-preparation services.
• Follow up internally after each event with recommendations regarding whether Tutor Doctor should participate again.

Community Awareness and Planning

• Help identify new neighborhoods, schools, organizations, businesses, and community partners that may provide outreach opportunities.
• Monitor local calendars, school communications, social media pages, municipal websites, and community groups for upcoming events.
• Develop ideas for increasing Tutor Doctor's visibility throughout Morris County.

What We Are Looking For

The ideal candidate is:

• Friendly, confident, and comfortable starting conversations with parents and community members.
• Dependable and able to complete assignments without constant supervision.
• Proactive in researching and pursuing new community opportunities.
• Organized and able to manage an event calendar, deadlines, registrations, and follow-up responsibilities.
• Comfortable representing a business at vendor tables, fairs, school functions, and community events.
• Able to explain Tutor Doctor's services clearly, warmly, and professionally.
• Comfortable using a smartphone, email, Google Maps, online calendars, photographs, spreadsheets, and basic tracking systems.
• Able to evaluate whether an event or location offers meaningful visibility.
• Respectful of private property, school procedures, event rules, and community guidelines.
• Positive, professional, and able to represent a family-owned education business appropriately.
• Comfortable spending time driving, walking, standing, setting up displays, and working outdoors.
• Available for a flexible part-time schedule that may include occasional evenings or weekends.

Requirements

• Valid driver's license.
• Reliable personal transportation.
• Smartphone with internet access and camera capabilities.
• Ability to travel throughout Morris County.
• Ability to carry, place, and retrieve lightweight yard signs.
• Ability to transport and set up vendor-table materials.
• Ability to stand and interact with attendees during community events.
• Ability to work outdoors in reasonable weather conditions.
• Consistent communication and accurate record-keeping.
• Professional appearance and demeanor when interacting with the public.
• Availability for occasional evening and weekend events.

Schedule and Compensation

• Approximately 5–8 hours per week, depending on field assignments and the community-event calendar.
• Flexible schedule based on campaign needs, event availability, weather, and neighborhood activity.
• Some community events may take place during evenings or weekends.
• Compensation of $20 per hour, based on experience and overall fit.
• Mileage, travel expectations, event expenses, and approval procedures will be discussed during the interview process.
• Additional hours may be available during busy event seasons or special marketing campaigns.

Why Join Tutor Doctor?

This is an opportunity to play an important role in the growth of a local education company while working a flexible and independent schedule.

Your efforts will help more Morris County families learn about personalized tutoring, SAT and ACT test preparation, academic support, and the resources available to help their children succeed.

The right person will take pride in knowing that each conversation, community event, vendor table, sign placement, and local connection can introduce a family to support that may make a meaningful difference for their student.