Online LSAT Tutor/Instructor

OPPORTUNITY: Wizeprep Online LSAT Tutor/Instructor (Remote Position)
Team: Operations / LSAT Program
THE ROLE
Partner with Wizeprep, a leader in effective and engaging LSAT preparation. We are looking for dynamic educators to join our network to help students achieve the scores that will help them be admitted to their dream Law School.
This is an opportunity to work with a leading ed-tech platform that handles the marketing, student acquisition, and technology, so you can focus entirely on what you do best: teaching.
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
At Wizeprep, you can tailor your work as a Tutor/Instructor to fit your strengths and schedule. You can focus on one area or mix and match across three distinct roles:
Private Tutoring (1-on-1): Deliver personalized instruction to students using our platform.
You set your availability. Sessions are scheduled based on mutual convenience between you and the student.
Group Instruction: Lead LiveOnline lessons or workshops for multiple students simultaneously. These sessions follow fixed Wizeprep course schedules, perfect for those who prefer a structured calendar.
Content Development: Create high-quality educational assets, such as practice questions, study guides, or asynchronous video lessons. This is project-based work that allows you to set work hours to achieve the defined project goal and timeline.
WHY PARTNER WITH WIZEPREP?
We respect your expertise and your time.
  • Zero Admin Work: We handle the billing, the platform, and the student pipeline.
  • Remote-First: Deliver your services from anywhere with a high-speed connection.
  • Network: Join a community of over 50 professional educators, including PhDs, university professors, current students in Law School and Lawyers.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
  • The Expert: You have mastered the LSAT and can prove it with an exceptional score. A degree (completed or in progress) from a highly selective U.S. university is strongly preferred.
  • The Educator: You don't just know the answers; you know how to explain why it's the answer, both in live sessions and in recorded videos.
  • The Communicator: You are engaging, clear, and professional in an online instructional environment using Zoom and comparable platforms.
  • The Self-Starter: You are comfortable managing your own schedule and service delivery.
COMPENSATION AND COMMITMENT
Compensation: Competitive hourly (between $50 - $150) and project-based rates.
Note: Wizeprep Tutors/Instructors are engaged as independent contractors (1099/T4A).
Commitment: We are currently looking for partners with availability for 5+ hours/week.
Ready to shape the future of LSAT Prep? Apply below.
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