Tutor – Part Time, In Person (Cumming, GA) | $20-$30/hr

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Earn $20-$30/hr as a local tutor while making a difference in students’ lives.

Grade Potential is seeking part time tutors in Cumming and the greater Atlanta area to support students in all subjects and grade levels. We handle scheduling, billing, and student matching so you can focus on what you do best: helping students succeed.

About the Role

  • Provide one-on-one, in person tutoring to local students
  • Support students from elementary through high school in subjects such as:
    • Math, Reading, English, Writing, Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Spanish, French, and Test Prep (ACT/SAT)
  • Choose the students and sessions that fit your schedule
  • Travel only within your preferred local radius (typically 5-10 miles)

Why You’ll Love Being a Tutor with Grade Potential

  • Flexible schedule: Set your own hours and accept only the students you want
  • Local work: Serve students near near home, within your preferred area
  • Professional independence: Use your own teaching methods and materials
  • Simple tools available: Log sessions and submit invoices through our easy platform
  • Reliable support: Our team handles logistics so you can focus on teaching
  • Competitive pay: Earn $20-$30/hr doing meaningful, impactful work

What We’re Looking For

  • A passion for helping students achieve their goals!
  • Prior tutoring or teaching experience is preferred
  • Strong communication, organization, and time management skills
  • Dependability and a positive, professional attitude
  • Must be at least 18 years old (due to insurance requirements)

Job Type: Part Time
Location: Cumming, GA (serving nearby Atlanta area)
Compensation: $20-$30/hr
Subjects: All Subjects

Ready to get started? Apply today to join our network of exceptional tutors and start helping students in your community reach their full potential!

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