How To Become A Student Coordinator

Student Coordinators are people who perform the following two tasks:

1)       Post flyers advertising our tutoring service in neighborhood stores throughout the city.

2)      Take care of calls from people seeking academic help from one of our tutors and facilitate the process of hiring a tutor to help overcome academic problems.

With regard to task 1, we need a person who’s healthy, articulate, well-spoken, intelligent, reliable, mature, fit and presentable to post flyers advertising our tutoring service in neighborhood stores throughout their home region. These 8.5”x11” flyers are to be posted from 9:00AM to 6:00PM Monday to Saturday during February-March and September-October each year. You can see copies of the flyers we use on our Link To Us ( http://www.a1tutor.com/linktous.html )" web page.

With regard to task 2, the same person would spend one to five hours a day on the phone handling tutoring inquiries and helping people seeking lessons. This would be done at home from September 1 to June 30. To see how we sign up students for our tutors, please visit our Selling Students ( http://www.a1tutor.com/t_selling.html ) web page.           

We’re looking for Student Coordinators in each of the following 22 regions: North Brooklyn, South Brooklyn, East Manhattan, West Manhattan, Northeast Queens, Northwest Queens, South Queens, Staten Island, East Bronx, West Bronx, North Nassau, South Nassau, East Suffolk, West Suffolk, Lower Westchester, Upper Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Rockland, Orange, Ulster and Sullivan. We plan to employ a total of 22 Student Coordinators, one for each region indicated above.

We’ll give top priority to mature candidates who drive, are retired, can perform all three tasks and intend to work with us for several years. However, if we’re unable to find a suitable single candidate in a particular location, we may consider splitting up the job and hiring two people (i.e., a Flyer Distributor and a Lesson Sign-Up Specialist) instead of one to do the three tasks done by a Student Coordinator.

If you'd like to become the Student Coordinator for your home region, just visit our How To Become A Student Coordinator web page. Then, fill out the Greater New York Student Coordinator Application application and click the SEND button at the bottom of the page when finished. A Form Confirmation Letter will appear within a few seconds to indicate successful transmission. We'll call you within a few days and tell you if we believe you’re suitable for the job. If you wish to speak with us about this position after you’ve THOROUGHLY and COMPLETELY read our How To Become A Student Coordinator web page, you may call us at (866) 463-7386.