Online Tutor (Independent Contractor) — Dojo Tutor × ClassDojo

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ClassDojo’s mission is to help every child love learning. Dojo Tutor advances that mission by matching kids with caring, skilled tutors for 1:1 online sessions that build skills and confidence. We’re growing fast and hearing every day how tutoring changes lives for students and tutors alike.

What this opportunity looks like

This is a 1099 independent contractor opportunity. You set your availability, choose your subjects, and teach online; we handle family matching, scheduling tools, and payments so you can focus on instruction.

Why tutors choose Dojo Tutor

  • Meaningful 1:1 impact with Pre-K–9 students in reading, writing, and math

  • Teach your way with ready-to-use resources (no rigid curriculum) and AI-supported tools (e.g., session recaps)

  • We bring the families and provide ongoing platform support

  • Clear pay: Up to$30/hour, paid twice per month via Remote

What great tutors typically do (you’re in control)

  • Offer a reliable weekly availability (many successful tutors set 5+ hours/week) so families can book

  • Personalize instruction, celebrate progress, and communicate clearly with families

  • After trials, guide families on next steps for ongoing learning (subscriptions)

  • Engage with feedback and optional trainings to keep getting better

What you’ll bring

  • Experience helping kids grow in reading, writing, and/or math (e.g., phonics, number sense, current methods)

  • Strong communication and rapport-building skills with children and families

  • Professional online setup: computer with camera/mic, stable internet, quiet, well-lit space

  • Willingness to complete a background check (required for activation). Teaching certification is a plus, not required.

Contracting & eligibility

  • Independent contractor (1099): you manage your schedule; hours aren’t guaranteed; no employment benefits

  • Location eligibility applies; we’re currently accepting tutors from most U.S. States

Ready to help kids love learning? Apply to be activated as a Dojo Tutor and start connecting with families who are eager for your help.

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