Remote Math Tutoring for Grades 3–8

October 30, 2026

<div> <strong>Job Description</strong></div> <div>This is a fully remote online math tutoring position. You will earn $22 per hour, with a flexible schedule. IvyMath is seeking motivated and engaging math tutors to deliver one-on-one live online tutoring to students in grades 3–8. This role is a great fit for college students, graduate students, substitute teachers, or anyone who enjoys math and teaching young children. IvyMath tutors can work from anywhere in the United States.</div> <div> <strong>The Role</strong></div> <div>You’ll tutor students in grades 3–8 from home, teaching math clearly and in an enjoyable way during 30-minute live online sessions. Tutoring is delivered virtually with one student at a time—group instruction is not provided. IvyMath math managers manage the curriculum, lesson planning, and student scheduling. You won’t need to prepare in advance; you simply log in and teach.</div> <div>Beyond tutoring, you’ll also share updates with IvyMath managers about each student’s progress and create monthly video updates for parents.</div> <div> <strong>Hours</strong></div> <div>We require a minimum of 10 hours per week. Tutors set their own schedules according to availability, but availability must remain mostly consistent from week to week across each semester. Math tutoring is available online Monday through Friday, between 2:00 pm and 7:45 pm EST each day. This is a fully remote role.</div> <div> <strong>Applicant Requirements</strong></div> <ul> <li>Prior K–12 math tutoring or teaching experience is required</li> <li>Must have a positive, energetic personality and feel comfortable working virtually with children (a good sense of humor is a plus)</li> <li>Must have strong math skills (Math SAT score of 700+ or equivalent) and be able to pass the IvyMath math literacy test</li> <li>Must be able to teach math to children in a clear and engaging manner</li> <li>Must have a computer and reliable high-speed internet</li> <li>Must be punctual and have strong time-management skills</li> <li>Must be a current undergraduate student or older</li> </ul>

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