GED Tutor (Part-Time, Hybrid)

The GED Tutor provides academic instruction and learning support to online adult learners preparing for the General Educational Development (GED) examination. The tutor supports in-person and online learners using individualized and small-group support in core subject areas, assesses student skill levels, develops learning plans, and supports students in building academic confidence, study skills, and test readiness. The GED Tutor works collaboratively with program staff to promote student persistence, goal attainment, and successful completion of the GED prep. PRINCIPLE ACCOUNTABILITIES Provide in-person and online one-on-one or small-group GED instruction in one or more subject areas (Math, Reasoning Through Language Arts, Science, Social Studies) Assess students’ academic levels and tailor lessons to individual learning needs Develop and deliver engaging lesson plans aligned with GED standards to support the Aztec online learning environment Support students with test-taking strategies, study skills, and goal setting Track student progress and provide regular feedback Create a positive, respectful, and inclusive learning environment Maintain accurate records of attendance and student performance Communicate professionally with program staff and students JOB SPECIFIC COMPETENCIES Adult Learning Principles- Applies adult learning theory and adapts instruction to diverse learning styles and readiness level Cultural Competence - Demonstrates sensitivity to barriers such as trauma, poverty, or prior educational gaps Reliability & Accountability - Punctual and dependable with a strong attention to detail. Professionalism - Courteous and respectful with students, staff, guests, and coworkers. Communication - Reports maintenance needs to supervisors and understands written and verbal instructions. Computer Competency- Ability to navigate and use a computer to conduct tutor sessions and support learners in using computers. Time Management - Ability to work independently and manage time effectively.