Part-Time Summer AP Calculus Teacher Wanted
Irvine, California
Academic Services /
Part-time /
On-site
ON-SITE Irvine 8:30am – 1pm
June 6 – July 26
This is a great opportunity for meaningful work in a supportive environment.
We do NOT require teaching certification. We welcome your application, whether you
are a recent college grad, a graduate student, a current teacher, or looking to make a
career switch into education.
We look forward to reading your application soon!
What We're Looking For:
- MUST have experience Teaching AP Calculus
- Possess strong reading and comprehension skills
- Commitment to on-site summer schedule
- Possess strong communication and organizational skills.
- Are comfortable and confident with technology.
- Possess patience and supportive dialogue with students and parents.
- Have a bachelor's degree or higher.
What You'll Do:
- Work with students on-site / in-person classrooms.
- Receive comprehensive paid training and ongoing support.
What we're excited to give you:
- Earn between $600 - $700 per week
- Receive comprehensive paid training and ongoing support.
- Only 20 hours per week M – F
- Huge opportunities for continued employment with Flex College Prep after the summer.
- Training: We provide training immediately preceding teaching
$600 - $700 a week
Why FLEX?
We at FLEX know that teaching and consulting are opportunities to build relationships. Our team understands that each student has a unique background and a unique set of challenges and goals; we work closely with families to help every student overcome those challenges and achieve those goals. In an increasingly crowded industry, FLEX leads through integrity.
FLEX has provided admissions consulting, standardized test prep, tutoring and enrichment services for pre-collegiate students since 2001. Our team members offer a nuanced understanding of colleges and their admissions philosophies and give thorough, step-by-step guidance in all areas of the application process. They provide personalized instruction to raise grades and scores and expand students’ knowledge beyond what’s covered in a typical textbook or classroom.
