CAREERS

  • Oxford Tutors USA Seeking A Capella Teacher/Coach for Middle and High School Students

    Position Overview:

    Oxford Tutors USA is excited to announce an opening for a talented and passionate A Capella Teacher/Coach on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. This unique opportunity is perfect for those who love music and want to share their expertise with middle and high school students. The role involves leading and mentoring students in A Capella singing, fostering their musical talents, and inspiring a love for music.

    Key Responsibilities:

    ·  Teach and coach A Capella singing and choral work to middle and high school students.

    ·  Develop and implement engaging lesson plans and activities.

    ·  Work with students in both group settings and one-on-one to enhance their vocal skills and performance techniques.

    ·  Collaborate with a small team of educators and families in Puerto Rico.

    Requirements:

    ·  Proficiency in English (speaking, reading, and writing) is essential.

    ·  Prior experience in A Capella singing, vocal coaching, or teaching is highly desirable.

    ·  Ability to adapt to students of varying skill levels and musical interests.

    ·  Creative, open-minded, and adaptable with a sense of humor.

    ·  Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

    ·  Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.

    Details:

    ·  Start Date: Fall 2024

    ·  Location: Puerto Rico (relocation required, travel stipend provided)

    We encourage creative thinkers with a passion for music and education to apply.

  • Oxford Tutors USA seeking applicants for an exciting long-term educator position on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico.

    The gifted and talented education coordinator will challenge and develop the minds of gifted and talented children ranging in age from K-12. Aim to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, develop curriculum for neurodivergence, and pioneer a new gifted and talented programme for the local community.

    No formal teaching qualification required, but experience working with young people (tutoring, volunteering etc.) or an interest in a future career in teaching is preferable.

    You will be working in-person with a small team of educators and families based in Puerto Rico. The role will consist of both leading small cohorts of bright children and mentoring individual students in one-on-one contexts outside of school hours. The G&T education coordinator will also provide the opportunity to support students from low-income families in the local community. Spanish is not required, however an interest to learn would be encouraged. Given the range of travel required in Puerto Rico, a driver’s license is preferred.

    School term role, accommodation provided, 5-6 days a week. Tutor would be expected to relocate to Puerto Rico.

    Would suit creative, open-minded, adaptable, curious, and flexible thinkers with a sense of humor, ability to think on your feet, and willing to commit for a minimum of two academic years.

    Requirements:

    • Bachelor’s Degree from top-tier college or university

    • Strong communication and writing skills

    • Ability to adapt to wide range of student abilities and interests

    • Spanish language ability, or interest to learn, preferred

    • Valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation

    • Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship

    Possible Add-ons:

    • Accommodation in Puerto Rico

    • Lengthy summer holidays

    • Salary based on experience

  • Oxford Tutors USA seeking applicants for an exciting long term tutor position on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico.

    The STEM Education Coordinator role will be to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, with a focus on STEM fields.

    Challenge and develop the minds of gifted and talented children ranging in age from K-12. Aim to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, develop curriculum for neurodivergence, and pioneer a new gifted and talented programme for the local community.

    The STEM education coordinator will challenge and develop the minds of children ranging in age from K-12. Aim to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, develop STEM curriculum, and provide individualized attention to students.

    No formal teaching qualification required, but experience working with young people (tutoring, volunteering etc.) or an interest in a future career in teaching is preferable.

    You will be working in-person with a small team of educators and families based in Puerto Rico. The role will primarily consist of tutoring one-on-one outside of school hours and will also include support to non-profit organizations and students from low-income families in the local community. Spanish is not required, however an interest to learn would be encouraged. This also applies to driving ability.

    School term role, accommodation provided, 5-6 days a week. Tutor would be expected to relocate to Puerto Rico.

    Would suit creative, open-minded, adaptable, curious, and flexible thinkers with a sense of humor, ability to think on your feet, and willing to commit for a minimum of two academic years.

    Requirements:

    • Bachelor’s Degree from top-tier college or university

    • Strong communication and writing skills

    • Ability to adapt to wide range of student abilities and interests

    • Spanish language ability, or interest to learn, preferred

    • Valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation

    • Writing skills and comfort with humanities, preferred

    • Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship

    Possible Add-ons:

    • Accommodation in Puerto Rico

    • Lengthy summer holidays

  • Oxford Tutors USA seeking applicants for an exciting long term tutor position on the beautiful island of Puerto Rico.

    The Humanities Education Coordinator role will be to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, with a focus on Humanities fields.

    Challenge and develop the minds of gifted and talented children ranging in age from K-12. Aim to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, develop curriculum for neurodivergence, and pioneer a new gifted and talented programme for the local community.

    The Humanities Education Coordinator will challenge and develop the minds of children ranging in age from K-12. Aim to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, develop a Humanities curriculum, and provide individualized attention to students.

    No formal teaching qualification required, but experience working with young people (tutoring, volunteering etc.) or an interest in a future career in teaching is preferable.

    You will be working in-person with a small team of educators and families based in Puerto Rico. The role will primarily consist of tutoring one-on-one outside of school hours and will also include support to non-profit organizations and students from low-income families in the local community. Spanish is not required, however an interest to learn would be encouraged. This also applies to driving ability.

    School term role, accommodation provided, 5-6 days a week. Tutor would be expected to relocate to Puerto Rico.

    Would suit creative, open-minded, adaptable, curious, and flexible thinkers with a sense of humor, ability to think on your feet, and willing to commit for a minimum of two academic years.

    Requirements:

    • Bachelor’s Degree from top-tier college or university

    • Strong communication and writing skills

    • Ability to adapt to wide range of student abilities and interests

    • Spanish language ability, or interest to learn, preferred

    • Valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation

    • Writing skills and comfort with humanities, preferred

    • Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship

    Possible Add-ons:

    • Accommodation in Puerto Rico

    • Lengthy summer holidays

    • Salary based on experience

  • Oxford Tutors USA seeking applicants for an exciting long-term tutor position in New York City.

    As a tutor at Oxford Tutors, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the educational journey of K-12 students. You will have the unique opportunity to ignite their academic interests, prepare them for the SAT/ACT, and guide them through the college admissions process.

    We are looking for individuals who are not only knowledgeable but also creative, open-minded, adaptable, curious, and flexible thinkers. A good sense of humor and the ability to think on your feet are essential. This is a chance to join a small, supportive team of educators who are committed to helping students excel both inside and outside the classroom.

    Requirements:

    • Bachelor’s Degree from a top-tier college or university.

    • Strong communication and writing skills.

    • Ability to adapt to a wide range of student abilities and interests.

    • Familiarity with SAT/ACT preferred.

    • Equal strength and aptitude for left and right brain pursuits.

    • Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.

    • Experience working with young people (tutoring, volunteering, etc.) or an interest in a future career in teaching.

    Possible Add-ons:

    • Exceptional Flexibility: Enjoy a schedule that allows you to balance your professional and personal life.

    • Competitive Salary: Earn a salary that reflects your experience and dedication.

    • Professional Growth: Be part of a dynamic team with opportunities for personal and professional development.

  • Oxford Tutors USA seeking applicants for an exciting long-term, fully-remote tutor position.

    The tutor role will be to enhance the educational experiences and the academic interests of students, prepare them for the SAT/ACT, and assist in their college admissions process.

    No formal teaching qualification required, but experience working with young people (tutoring, volunteering etc.) or an interest in a future career in teaching is preferable.

    You will be working with a small team of educators. The role will primarily consist of tutoring one-on-one outside of school hours.

    Fully remote, but proximity to educational hubs (e.g. New York, Los Angeles) preferred.

    Would suit creative, open-minded, adaptable, curious, and flexible thinkers with a sense of humor, ability to think on your feet.

    Requirements:

    • Bachelor’s Degree from top-tier college or university

    • Strong communication and writing skills

    • Ability to adapt to wide range of student abilities and interests

    • Familiarity with SAT/ACT preferred

    • Equal strength and aptitude for left and right brain pursuits

    • Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship

    Possible Add-ons:

    • Excellent flexibility

    • Salary based on experience