SSAT/ISEE Tutor, U.S. Boarding and Day School Admissions
Join Crimson as a SSAT/ISEE Tutor – Empower the Next Generation of Global Leaders!
Are you passionate about revolutionizing education and making a meaningful impact on future generations?
Crimson Education is a Series C global EdTech startup, founded in 2013, with a bold vision: to transform students into the world leaders of tomorrow through personalized education and technology. With a presence in 28 countries and a team of 700+ professionals, we connect over 3,000 tutors and mentors with students aiming for admission to top universities or career pathways around the globe.
The Role
As an SSAT/ISEE Tutor at Crimson, you will work with ambitious students across the US, Asia, Australia, and Europe who are preparing for admission to competitive US boarding and day schools. Your work will be central to their applications.
Core responsibilities:
- Delivering high-quality, exam-focused 1:1 tutoring sessions on a frequent, weekly basis
- Preparing students for the SSAT and/or ISEE through structured, curriculum-led instruction and targeted practice
- Strengthening foundational skills in verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, reading comprehension, and writing as needed
- Advising students on the broader boarding and day school admissions context — how scores are evaluated, what schools are looking for, and how to approach the process strategically
- Maintaining clear, timely communication with students and families outside of formal sessions
- Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from a top 30 U.S. university or global equivalent. Current master's students are encouraged to apply, with a strong preference for Ivy League or top 20 university alumni.
- Extensive 1:1 tutoring experience in SSAT and/or ISEE — both strongly preferred
- Deep familiarity with the US boarding and day school admissions landscape, including how these exams are used, what schools expect, and how to position students competitively
- At least 10 hours of availability to tutor each week
- Experience working with students aged 11–14, with flexibility to work with younger students where needed
- A genuine passion for education and teaching — ideally with a track record of measurable student improvement
- Detail-oriented, with strong planning and organisational skills
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills — engaging, enthusiastic, and approachable
- Approximately 5-10 hours per week, with flexible scheduling
- You choose which students to work with
- Students tend to meet with tutors 2x per week
Compensation
Compensation reflects your professional background, expertise, and educational experience. You are paid for live session time, which includes the session itself plus preparation, session summary, and any follow-up research.
Why Crimson?- Work in a collaborative, fast-paced environment
- Make a real impact on students’ futures
- Enjoy global reach with the flexibility of remote work
- Use cutting-edge technology to empower learning