Roles And Responsibilities
The primary responsibility of the After School Tutor is to make students understand concepts in a better way and plan and implement a daily program, help students learn, review content, and clarify their doubts about various topics.
- Create educational materials to further demonstrate subject matter to be covered in tutoring sessions.
- Assess the progress of assigned students to ensure effective processes.
- Plan creative lessons to engage and educate students.
- Maintain a quiet and orderly workspace for students within the tutoring space.
- Establish a friendly, encouraging, and welcoming environment for students upon their entering into the establishment.
- Connect with parents and keep them informed of students’ progress and areas to be improved.
Education & Skills
Cover letter for an After School Tutor should preferably mention the following skills:
- Patience, positive and motivational attitude.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Strong knowledge of subject matter and concepts.
- Medical Assistance and child psychology.
- Passion for helping students.
- Disciplined and planned.
Successful cover letters for an After School Tutor often mention the following qualification(s):
- Certification in early childhood/Bachelors in education.
Dear Mr./Ms.,
Kindly accept my application for the position of After School Tutor at [XXX School]. I strongly believe that my educational qualifications and the skills I’ve acquired through my experience of 3+ years as an After School Tutor at [YYY School] make me an eligible candidate for the position at your reputed school.
[XXX School] has been the most preferred school across the city and is best known for its innovative teaching methodologies and excellent teaching imparted to students, both in and after school hours. It would be a great opportunity to work for a school of such good repute.
I have been teaching as an after-school tutor for the past three years at (YYY School) and handled more than 20 students a year across various grades in subjects like mathematics, science, and computers. I have also assisted the other teaching staff in designing and implementing assignments and activities to build the intellectual abilities of students.
Presently I am handling the following responsibilities and duties.
- Helping students to improve their academic performance by adopting innovative techniques and building numerical aptitude.
- Helping students to learn, review and check their completed work
- Monitor children to ensure their safety and physical well-being
- Prepare materials, organizing activities and help students with their assignments, updating attendance and records
- To report the progress made by children to the school and the parents on a regular basis
- Monitor student performance and encourage academic success
- Reporting to the management
Teaching being my passion, I am glad to be associated with children as an After School Tutor to help students become better performers. I am proficient in understanding the difficulties of students and creating learning resources for an easy understanding of concepts. I am certain that I can offer a significant contribution to your school.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
Tips
Your After School Tutor Cover Letter should have your work experience, skillset, and career achievements. Include information that can not be concealed in your resume. Your cover letter should not be a copy of your resume. Refer to our After School Tutor Resume Sample to create a job-worthy resume.
