Elementary Math Tutor (AmeriCorps Service Position)

Help young students build confidence in math and create a brighter future in your community. No teaching or tutoring experience is required. Join Michigan Education Corps as an Elementary Math Tutor and support students in kindergarten through third grade as they strengthen foundational math skills. You'll work with students during the school day in a supportive school environment, helping them build number sense, problem-solving skills, and confidence.

You'll use evidence-based, scripted lessons that provide step-by-step guidance, so you're never expected to create lesson plans. With paid training, on-site coaching, and ongoing support, you'll have everything you need to make a meaningful impact. Why Join Michigan Education Corps? Make a difference for students who need extra support Serve in a local school and build meaningful relationships Gain experience in education, youth development, and nonprofit work Receive paid training and ongoing coaching Earn $12,403.

20 during a 5-month service term Receive an Education Award worth up to $2,817.14 upon successful completion What You'll Do Work with K-3 students who need additional math support Tutor students in pairs using evidence-based, scripted interventions Help students build number sense, problem-solving skills, and confidence Encourage positive learning habits and persistence Track student progress using simple tools and clear guidance We'll Prepare You to Succeed Paid training before entering the school On-site coaching and ongoing support throughout the year Clear lesson scripts and materials provided No lesson planning required A supportive community of fellow Ameri.

Corps members Schedule & Commitment Monday-Friday | 37.5 hours per week 7.5 service hours per day Five days per week Service Term: 675 hours Start Date: January 11, 2027 End Date: June 12, 2027 Compensation & Benefits Receive a living allowance totaling $12,403.20 during your 5-month Ameri. Corps service term. Living stipend paid biweekly throughout service Education Award of up to $2,817.

14 upon successful completion Federal student loan forbearance and payment of accrued interest (if eligible) Health insurance (if eligible) Childcare assistance (if eligible) Member Assistance Program with confidential mental health resources Earn the Michigan Youth Development Associate (Mi-YDA) credential Professional development, networking, and career-building opportunities This Role Is a Great Fit If You: Want to make a difference for young learners in your community Enjoy helping children learn and build confidence Are exploring careers in education, youth development, or nonprofit work Are changing careers or returning to the workforce Are patient, reliable, and eager to learn Want hands-on experience while serving your community This semester-long service experience is ideal for recent graduates, career changers, individuals returning to the workforce, and anyone interested in making a difference in children's lives.

Minimum Requirements Must be 18 years of age or older by the start date High school diploma or equivalent required U.S. citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident Ability to pass required background checks Fewer than four prior Ameri. Corps State/National service terms