Are you a current or incoming college student? Make a meaningful impact in college access as a College Admissions Workshop Tutor! Tutor recruitment is now officially open on Schoolhouse for our February workshops!
Schoolhouse lends a hand to rising high school students by helping them conquer one of the toughest parts of their high school careers: applying to college. Become a College Admissions Workshop tutor to help make college accessible to students who need guidance most, gain teaching and leadership experience at a startup, and build meaningful relationships.
Learn how you can make college dreams possible as part of an innovative partnership between Schoolhouse.world, Coalition for College, and BigFuture. In this informative webinar, we'll explore opportunities to join our growing community of college student tutors who lead engaging virtual workshops helping high school students navigate the college admissions process. In this webinar, you'll learn more about:
How you can make a meaningful impact while earning money through flexible virtual tutoring
Our three core workshop offerings: The Application (2 weeks), The Essay (4 weeks), and Finding Your Fit (4 weeks)
Comprehensive training and support provided to all tutors
The real impact our tutors are making in democratizing access to college admissions guidance
Whether you're a college student passionate about education or an institution interested in expanding work-study opportunities, join us to learn how you can be part of making quality college admissions support accessible to all students. If you have any questions please reach out to Hannah Madoff, Program Manager at hannah@schoolhouse.world
If you are interested in learning more RSVP to join our webinar taking place on January 21st at 4pm.
Other Upcoming Programing
Opportunity to lead a virtual, structured workshops (with flexible scheduling based on your availability!) for up to 15 high school students.
We offer comprehensive training and easy-to-follow workshop plans so that you have all the support you need to succeed in the role. You'll develop valuable leadership and teaching skills while providing crucial support many students couldn't otherwise access.