College Prep Tutors are part of the Hawkins Center Learning Services Program, which advocates for academically at-risk student-athletes and supports equitable access to education. The College Prep Program supports student-athletes who are academically underprepared in English, reading, and/or math, as determined by Florida’s mandated standardized testing requirements. Through corequisite learning support, students take credit-bearing, college-level courses while receiving additional academic support concurrently with their coursework. College Prep Tutors provide individualized academic support in one or more subject areas—English, reading, and/or math—to help student-athletes strengthen foundational skills, engage with college-level coursework, and make academic progress with greater independence. Tutoring takes place at the Otis Hawkins Center for Academic & Personal Excellence in Farrior Hall on the University of Florida campus. Hours vary according to tutor availability and student demand, and tutors work with Learning Services staff to establish schedules. Tutors must maintain consistent availability for scheduled tutoring commitments and be able to work a non-standard schedule. This is a part-time position with no associated benefits. Applicants must submit a current resume with the online application. Selected candidates complete UAA onboarding, required online training, and New Hire and Compliance Orientation before tutoring begins. Additional Learning Services training and professional development may be required. Employment is contingent on satisfactory background screening and completion of employment eligibility verification. The University Athletic Association is a separate, at-will employer from the University of Florida and is a drug-free, tobacco-free workplace.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level