Part-Time Tutors – English, Math, Science & AP Courses

Pansophy Education Institute | Richmond, BC
Pay: CA$23–38 per hour; negotiable based on qualifications and responsibilities
Job type: Part-time
Minimum commitment: Eight months

Pansophy Education Institute is seeking knowledgeable and enthusiastic educators to join our teaching team in Richmond. We welcome experienced teachers, subject specialists, and current university students with strong academic ability and excellent communication skills.

We offer individual and small-group instruction for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12, including advanced secondary and AP courses.

Applicants may specialize in one or more subjects and grade levels. You are not expected to teach every subject listed.

Our Teaching Approach

Our classes centre on structured, teacher-led instruction. Teachers design lessons, explain concepts, demonstrate strategies, and guide students through purposeful practice. Homework support is a supplementary component, provided when it supports students’ broader learning goals.

We are looking for educators who take ownership of course planning, lesson preparation, and student progress. Each lesson should have clear objectives and contribute to a coherent learning plan. Timely post-lesson feedback is an essential part of the role.

Subjects and Teaching Areas

English

- English Language Arts, Grades K–12
- Reading comprehension and literary analysis
- Academic writing, essay structure, and revision
- Grammar, vocabulary, and communication skills
- AP English Language and Composition
- AP English Literature and Composition

Mathematics

- Mathematics, Grades K–12
- Pre-Calculus and Calculus
- AP Calculus AB and BC
- AP Statistics

Sciences

- Science 8–10
- Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Anatomy & Physiology
- AP Biology
- AP Chemistry
- AP Physics

Additional Teaching Areas

- Other AP subjects, depending on the applicant’s expertise
- IB course support
- SAT preparation
- Academic enrichment and competition preparation

Responsibilities

Course Design and Lesson Preparation

- Assess students’ current understanding, learning needs, and academic goals.
- Develop structured course or learning plans with clear objectives, a logical sequence of topics, and appropriate progress assessments.
- Prepare lesson materials, explanations, examples, and practice activities before class.
- Align instruction with the relevant BC curriculum, AP course requirements, or agreed enrichment goals.
- Adjust learning plans as students progress, in coordination with the academic team.

Teacher-Led Instruction

- Lead organized, engaging lessons through clear explanations, demonstrations, discussion, and guided practice.




- Use lesson time effectively and check understanding throughout each class.
- Strengthen students’ foundational skills, subject knowledge, independent thinking, and confidence.
- Provide homework and school assignment support as a supplementary component while maintaining the planned instructional focus.
- For English instruction, help students develop their own reading, analysis, and writing skills through constructive guidance.
- For AP instruction, combine systematic content teaching with exam strategies and practice.

Post-Lesson Feedback and Progress Tracking

- Complete concise, timely written feedback after each lesson in accordance with the Institute’s procedures.
- Record topics covered, student understanding and participation, areas requiring further work, and recommended practice or next steps.
- Track progress toward learning objectives and adjust instruction when needed.
- Communicate professionally with the academic and administrative teams and, when appropriate, parents.
- Maintain organized teaching records and contribute to shared teaching resources.

Qualifications

- A bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant field, or current enrolment in a relevant university degree program.
- Strong academic ability and sound knowledge of the subjects and grade levels you wish to teach.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to explain concepts clearly and patiently.
- The ability to plan and lead structured lessons, prepare suitable materials, and provide useful written feedback.
- Familiarity with the relevant BC curriculum and/or AP course requirements for your chosen teaching areas.
- A responsible, encouraging approach to working with students.
- Strong organization, preparation, time management, and follow-through.
- Availability on weekday afternoons/evenings and/or weekends.
- Ability to commit to the role for at least eight months to support continuity of instruction and student progress.

Teaching, tutoring, mentoring, or other experience helping students learn is an asset. We encourage current university students who can demonstrate robust subject knowledge, communication skills, and teaching potential to apply.

For English teaching roles, applicants should have excellent written English and the skills appropriate to their chosen teaching levels. For AP teaching roles,



applicants should demonstrate strong knowledge of the relevant course content, exam format, and assessment expectations.

BC teacher certification, Canadian classroom teaching experience, and experience with AP, IB, academic competitions, or enrichment programs are additional assets.

What We Offer

- Individual and small-group teaching opportunities
- Opportunities to apply your subject expertise and design meaningful learning experiences
- Flexible scheduling based on your availability and student needs
- Support from our administrative and teaching teams
- Access to teaching resources and well-equipped facilities
- On-site parking
- A collaborative teaching environment
- Opportunities to contribute to curriculum development and enrichment programs

Compensation

The advertised pay range is CA$23–38 per hour. Compensation is negotiable based on subject expertise, academic background, relevant experience, demonstrated teaching and communication skills, and the scope of responsibilities.

We welcome compensation discussions with qualified candidates, including current university students and experienced educators. Candidates with exceptional qualifications or specialized teaching expertise may be considered for compensation above the advertised range.

Course design, lesson preparation, and post-lesson feedback form part of the role. The scope of these duties and applicable compensation arrangements will be discussed and clearly set out in the offer.

Schedule and Minimum Commitment

Teaching sessions take place on weekday afternoons/evenings and weekends. Assigned hours depend on student enrolment, subject demand, and availability.

Applicants must be available to commit to the role for a minimum of eight months. Teachers are expected to maintain a consistent agreed teaching schedule to support ongoing learning plans and continuity for students.

Work Location

In person at 8171 Ackroyd Road, Richmond, BC V6X 3K1.

How to Apply

Please apply through Indeed with your resume and a brief introduction outlining:

- The subjects and grade levels you can teach, including specific AP courses where applicable
- Your academic background and relevant teaching, tutoring, or mentoring experience
- Your experience or approach to lesson planning and student feedback
- Your weekly availability and ability to commit for at least eight months
- Your earliest available start date

We welcome educators who take pride in clear explanations, thoughtful preparation, and helping students make meaningful academic progress.

Pay: $23.00-$39.00 per hour

Expected hours: No less than 3.0 per week

Benefits:

- Casual dress
- Flexible schedule
- On-site parking

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Richmond, BC V6X 3K1

📌 Part-time Academic Tutor for (Richmond)
🏢 Pansophy Education Institute
📍 Richmond