North Central Missouri College·Savannah, Missouri
Facilitate student academic skill development in mathematics through one-to-one and small group tutoring sessions. Assist students in setting academic goals, developing study habits, and preparing for assessments.
Professional mathematic tutors facilitate student academic skill development in NCMC math courses. This position requires excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Tutors coordinate learning and provide one-to-one and small group tutoring within the Resource Center. Tutors will work with students to assess their learning needs, set short-term goals for the session, long-term goals for academic development, and assist them in reaching those goals. Tutors will act as referral agents for students struggling either academically or personally and should have a genuine concern for the needs of students.
Duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to Attend tutor training workshops, meetings, and other tutoring activities specifically in mathematics, including but not limited to algebra, statistics, calculus, and other math courses Conduct small-group or one-to-one tutoring sessions Help students develop positive study habits and skills Assist students with projects and prepare for quizzes and tests Explain concepts and ask questions that encourage students to think and work independently Encourage students to complete homework assignments Be at work on time as scheduled Maintain contact with the Tutoring Coordinator and appropriate staff members Proctor course level tests under supervision of testing staff Exhibit respect and a helpful attitude toward all students and NCMC faculty and staff
Associates degree required. Bachelor's degree preferred. Mathematics background preferred.
A strong knowledge of all levels of mathematics with tutoring experience preferred.
Must have a strong knowledge of the subject they are tutoring. Strong verbal and written communication. Ability to explain concepts clearly. Active listening and approachable demeanor. Strong interpersonal communication skills and the ability to work with a wide range of students.
Moving about in buildings and on the NCMC campuses; reaching, pulling, and pushing when performing office duties; remain stationary at a desk for extended periods.
Fluctuations while moving on tile and carpeted floors in a heated and air conditioned environment.
Market context
In Missouri, professional mathematics tutor roles are often driven by student support needs in schools, learning centers, and supplemental programs. These positions are competitive because employers look for strong math knowledge, clear communication, and often prefer a bachelor’s degree even when an associate degree meets the minimum. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show how you explain math concepts clearly.