
Use your bilingual skills to make a meaningful impact on scholar success while gaining valuable classroom experience.
PRACTICE is seeking a motivated, dependable, and bilingual (Spanish/English) individual to provide in-person English Language Arts (ELA) tutoring to 6th-grade scholars.
Whether you're a college student, recent graduate, or someone interested in gaining experience in education, this entry-level opportunity allows you to develop valuable classroom skills while helping scholars strengthen their reading, writing, and comprehension abilities.
As a PRACTICE Education Champion, you'll work alongside classroom teachers to provide academic support in both English and Spanish, helping scholars build confidence and achieve their learning goals.
Competitive Pay: Earn $27–$30 per hour, with the opportunity to earn a program completion bonus.
Consistent Part-Time Hours: Gain hands-on experience through a predictable weekday schedule that can complement your academic or professional commitments.
Valuable Classroom Experience: Develop practical skills supporting multilingual scholars, strengthening literacy skills, and collaborating with educators.
Professional Growth: Build transferable skills in communication, tutoring, classroom engagement, and instructional support.
Meaningful Work: Help scholars strengthen their academic skills, build confidence, and reach their full potential.
At PRACTICE, our purpose is to ensure no child's circumstances limit their potential.
We believe every scholar deserves access to meaningful educational opportunities and the support needed to succeed. Our Education Champions help bring this purpose to life by providing consistent, high-quality academic support in the communities we serve.
Apply today to become a PRACTICE Education Champion!

PRACTICE helps Title I K–12 schools close achievement gaps and accelerate growth in math and reading. We combine high-impact tutoring, practical program support, and simple gradebook tools that teachers can trust. Since 2010, we have reached more than 200,000 low-income students, and we aim to serve 1 million by 2030.