AP Computer Science Tutor

Are you passionate about computer science and love helping others learn? We're looking for a dedicated and engaging AP Computer Science Tutor to support high school students preparing for AP Computer Science A and AP Computer Science Principles. This flexible, remote, part-time position is ideal for college students majoring in Computer Science or a related field, recent grads, or experienced tutors who want to make a real impact in education.

Responsibilities

• Lead one-on-one and small group tutoring sessions for students enrolled in AP Computer Science A (Java) and/or AP Computer Science Principles
• Reinforce key topics including programming fundamentals, algorithms, data structures, internet and cybersecurity concepts, and exam strategies
• Help students work through homework, projects, multiple-choice questions, and free-response problems
• Track student progress and provide regular, constructive feedback
• Use tools like Zoom, Replit, and collaborative online platforms to deliver an interactive learning experience
• Foster a positive, inclusive, and growth-oriented learning environment

Required Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in or graduated from a Computer Science or related program
• Proficient in Java and comfortable explaining key computing concepts, including those covered in AP CSP (e.g., abstraction, data, algorithms, internet safety, and the impacts of computing)
• Familiarity with AP courses and the College Board, including exam structure, scoring, and how to support students through test prep and the Create Performance Task submission process
• Scored a 4 or 5 on the AP Computer Science A and/or AP CSP exams, or completed comparable college-level coursework
• Experience with virtual whiteboards, screen-sharing tools, and online coding platforms
• Strong communication skills and a student-first teaching approach
• Reliable internet connection and ability to work independently in a remote environment

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior tutoring, mentoring, or teaching experience

Who This Is Great For

• College students looking for flexible and rewarding part-time work
• Aspiring educators or software developers who enjoy teaching
• Anyone passionate about helping students succeed and potentially earn college credit

Application Requirements

To be considered, your initial application must include the following. Applications that do not meet these requirements will not be reviewed.

Introduction and teaching video recorded with Loom (required).

Record a short video (3 to 5 minutes) using Loom (loom.com) and include the shareable Loom link in your application. Using Loom is a requirement of this application. Videos recorded or shared through any other tool (Zoom recordings, YouTube, Google Drive uploads, phone videos, etc.) will not be accepted.

Your video must include:

• A brief introduction: who you are and your experience with AP Computer Science
• A short teaching explanation of one topic of your choice from the list below (from either the AP CSA or AP CSP list), explained as if you were teaching a high school student

Teaching topics (choose only one):

AP Computer Science A:

• Recursion
• ArrayLists and array traversals (iteration)

AP Computer Science Principles:

• Abstraction and how it manages complexity
• How the internet works (data transmission, IP, and protocols)

Hours \& Pay

• Part-time \| Remote
• Flexible schedule (evenings and weekends available)
• $40\.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity tutoring organization and welcome applicants of all backgrounds. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.

Apply today and help high school students excel in AP Computer Science and beyond!

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $40\.00 per hour

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule

Application Question(s):

• Have you taken AP Computer Science and if so what was your score?
• Do you have experience tutoring or teaching computer science? If so, for how long?
• Are you proficient in Java? Briefly describe your experience with it.
• How familiar are you with the College Board's AP exam structure (MCQ/FRQ format for CSA, Create Performance Task for CSP)?
• Paste the shareable link to your Loom video. Your video must include a brief introduction and a teaching explanation of one topic of your choice from the Teaching Topics list in this posting, explained as if teaching a high school student. Loom links only. Videos that do not include a topic explanation, or that are recorded with any tool other than Loom, will not be reviewed.

Work Location: Remote