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The New York Foundling

Child, family, and disability services

Tutor

Full-TimeDeadline 5/15/27
$30.62/hr
Entry
Bachelor's
Brooklyn, NY, USA
HybridWork includes in-person visits to students’ homes or nearby community locations, with extensive travel; some tutoring may be virtual.
EducationTutoring & Academic Support

About the job

Requirements
  • Be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, the Internet, email, and data entry systems.
  • Be able to deliver effective instruction across all core subjects.
  • Be compassionate, patient, and sensitive to the needs of the target population.
  • Be proficient in or able to quickly learn a wide range of academic subjects at multiple grade levels.
  • Be able to develop and tailor lessons to fit each student's particular strengths.
  • Be capable of working in a group setting and giving and receiving critical feedback.
  • Be detail oriented, responsible, and punctual.
  • Demonstrate a strong commitment to safety.
  • Have a bachelor's degree from a U.S.-accredited educational institution or a credential evaluation for a non-U.S. educational institution.
  • Be available when students are available, including evenings and potentially one weekend day, and be willing to travel extensively and work with students in their homes.
  • Be able to travel outside the assigned borough or region based on client needs.
Responsibilities
  • Support a caseload of 15–18 students across any subject where they need help, conducting weekly one-on-one tutoring sessions unless the academic plan calls for biweekly sessions.
  • Meet students once per week for 60–90 minutes in the student's home or nearby community to provide academic support and mentorship; provide sessions in person and virtually as agency practice allows.
  • Engage students during sessions and conduct outreach to support students who face barriers to attendance and engagement.
  • Maintain a regular schedule of tutoring sessions.
  • Promptly report non-tutoring-related concerns to appropriate program and agency staff, and assist with referrals to support services as needed.
  • Collaborate with students and families to obtain academic records needed for program evaluation.
  • Collaborate with partner-agency stakeholders, including case planners, education specialists, and coaches, to update them on student progress and address barriers to academic success.
  • Plan lessons and develop practice materials outside tutoring sessions.
  • Participate in training, self-study, group meetings, consultations, and weekly coaching with a supervisor to maintain effective subject knowledge, discuss student needs, and identify professional-development areas.
  • Liaise with stakeholders and assist students in integrating.
  • Develop a success plan for each student that accounts for the student's interests, strengths, and growth areas, sets a path toward grade or degree completion, and is regularly reviewed and updated.
  • Track each student's academic progress and troubleshoot academic issues.
  • Submit feedback after each student meeting to track goals, successes, and challenges.
  • Participate in group discussions to troubleshoot student issues and share methods for teaching different types of content.
  • Conduct outreach to establish tutoring schedules and develop strategies to enhance student engagement.
  • Spend in-office time developing teaching materials, including worksheets with practice problems, study guides, course-material outlines, and methods for explaining concepts.
  • Follow program protocols and procedures; maintain clear, concise, and accurate approved documentation that supports peer and supervisory review and demonstrates compliance with ACS and agency expectations.
  • Submit timely data entry for contacts, incidents, and reports as required by the program, and maintain confidential client records.
  • Provide coverage support to peers and team members as needed.
  • Respond to email correspondence in a timely manner.
  • Maintain regular and punctual attendance and follow agency and department time-and-attendance policies and protocols.
  • Demonstrate commitment to the agency's mission, vision, values, employee policies, Code of Conduct, and applicable rules, laws, regulations, and bargaining agreements.
  • Carry out other duties and tasks as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous tutoring or teaching experience is preferred.
  • Candidates who are bilingual in Spanish are particularly encouraged to apply.

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The New York Foundling

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The New York Foundling is a New York nonprofit providing social, educational, and behavioral-health services. Its programs support children, families, people with developmental disabilities, students, and young adults through foster care, community services, education, mental-health care, and disability supports. Services are delivered in homes, schools, residences, clinics, and community settings. The organization combines direct care with case management, clinical practice, education, research-informed programs, and family support. Teams include social workers, clinicians, educators, direct-support professionals, care coordinators, program leaders, and operational staff.

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