Tutor must be a legal adult
About the Program
Become a GO Tutor
Who Can Apply
Do You Have What It Takes?
Check the following requirements to see if you’re eligible to become a GO tutor.
Age 18 or Older
Requirements
High school diploma, GED, associate’s or bachelor’s degree
U.S. Residency
U.S. citizen or legal resident
Commitment
Able to dedicate a year or a semester to part-time service
Passion
Interested in working with youth and acquiring lifelong skills
How It Works
About the Program
As a GO tutor, you will tutor students, online or in-person, at one of our partner schools in select cities along the East Coast, all of which share our mission and values. Tutors provide small-group instruction to the same kids in math and/or ELA during the school day and also support students’ social-emotional growth.
Preparing to Tutor
As a tutor, you will learn about math and ELA best practices and individualized instruction. To help ensure you are fully prepared for your semester or year, we provide pre-service training, professional development, and networking opportunities.
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You can support academic achievement, increase high school graduation rates, prepare students for college, and help build stronger school communities as a GO tutor, all while building your leadership skills and preparing for your future career. Your service is needed now more than ever to help close the opportunity gap in under-resourced schools and ensure equitable education for all.
Ready to change lives through service?
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Thank you for your interest in GO Tutor Corps! If you have questions about our program, GO partners, or GO Tutor Corps itself, please use the form below to get in touch.