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MCAT Physics Test Prep Teacher
| Posted on: | March 23, 2009 | |
| Employer: | The Princeton Review | |
| Job Location: | Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky | |
| Job Category: | Academic Positions | |
| Required Degree: | Bachelor or higher | |
| Salary: | $20/hr |
The Princeton Review is currently looking for MCAT instructors to PHYSICS teach in Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky. As you may know, The Princeton Review is the nations' fastest growing test preparation company. We have a reputation for excellent, thorough courses and dynamic, enthusiastic teachers. We are looking to fill these positions immediately and are scheduling interviews now. If you would be interested in teaching for us, please contact us right away. More information about this position and the application process is below.
Teach MCAT for The Princeton Review!
Pay starts at $20/hour
No grading required for science teachers.
The Princeton Review is the nation's most successful and fastest-growing test preparation organization. We prepare students for the PSAT, SAT, ACT, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, and MCAT.
There are several reasons for our phenomenal growth: we offer the best programs and have the best instructors. The Princeton Review approach involves a high degree of personal attention, focused instruction, and the most up-to-date materials, allowing our students to maximize their test scores.
We are looking for a small group of highly motivated, dynamic instructors to teach our MCAT courses in Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Teaching for The Princeton Review is a fun and rewarding endeavor; you can take pride in knowing that you will really make a difference in your students' scores and future educational goals. Most people enjoy and appreciate our approach to standardized tests. However, The Princeton Review is not for everyone: we have a dynamic and interactive method of teaching, with which you may or may not feel comfortable. We are interested in applicants who clearly meet our qualifications. We are happy to pay a competitive wage to attract such individuals.
What does it take to be a Princeton Review instructor?
Our courses combine an intensive in-class experience, taught by dynamic instructors who are experts in their fields, with the most up-to-date materials. Prior teaching experience is not required. However, because there is a limited amount of time that we can spend in our initial teacher training, there are certain skills that you should bring with you.
You should:
- Stellar MCAT scores or graduate level subject study
- be an excellent standardized test-taker.
- be comfortable in front of a group.
- be able to control a small group.
- be able to clearly communicate your ideas.
- be able to involve everyone in the group.
- be enthusiastic, dynamic and empathetic.
- be a team player.
Hours are part-time on evenings and weekends. Teachers work about 7-10 hours a week. Teacher pay starts at $20/hr, with raises based on performance. If you are interested in teaching for The Princeton Review, please apply by emailing your resume to Meghan Patijarevich at Info.Columbus@review.com.
Be sure to include your MCAT scores (if applicable) or your relevant graduate studies/teaching experience in the subject you prefer to teach. MCAT applicants should have high MCAT scores or post-secondary experience in the sciences.
Thank you for your consideration.
The Princeton Review of OH/IN/KY/WV
Phone: 800-347-7737
Info.Columbus@review.com
