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For high school & college students

Teach a kid to read. Learn what you're made of.

Tutor a K–5 student in math or reading, one hour at a time, from wherever you are. Every session counts as a verified volunteer hour.

01 Verified volunteer hours

Service hours that mean something

Hours are tracked through our hour log and verified by the Tutor-For-All team. They count toward:

NHS requirements Graduation requirements Scholarship applications College applications IB / AP service hours College service-learning Resumes & job applications
1hour

Per tutoring session

Every session you lead with your student.

2hours

Per tutor you refer

Once they name you on their application, are accepted, finish onboarding, and tutor their first session.

½hour

Per family you refer

Once they name you on their sign-up form and their child completes a first session.

02 Why tutor with us

More than a line on your resume

Though it's a very good line on your resume.

A college essay waiting to happen

Admissions officers look for sustained, meaningful service. Teaching one kid, week after week, and watching them improve is exactly that.

Real leadership

Explaining fractions to an eight-year-old builds patience and communication faster than any club meeting.

Master your own material

The fastest way to understand something is to teach it. You'll be sharper in your own classes.

Direct, visible impact

You'll be helping a kid who otherwise wouldn't have a tutor, and you'll see the difference yourself.

Use your languages

Speak Spanish, Vietnamese, Hindi, or something else? Some of our kids are English learners, and you could be their perfect match.

A reference from us

Active tutors can request a reference letter from our team for internships, jobs, and college applications.

03 Who can apply

Requirements

We hold a high bar because our students deserve great tutors. We updated these for fall 2026.

Not quite there yet?

If you're close, apply anyway. We review every application individually, and if it's not a yes this time, you're welcome to apply again next semester.

  • HS or college
    Currently enrolled in high school or collegeHigh school students in grades 9–12 and college or university students are both welcome. Sessions are online, so you can tutor from anywhere in the world.
  • 3.5 GPA
    Minimum unweighted GPAAt least a 3.5 on a 4.0 unweighted scale.
  • 90+
    In the subject you tutorTutoring math? You need a 90 or above in your current or most recent math course. Reading? The same in English/ELA. Both? We look at both.
  • 1–2 hrs
    Each weekScheduled around your availability. Consistency matters more than volume.
  • Online
    Reliable internet and a deviceA computer or tablet you can use for video sessions.

04 What happens next

Application to first session

Four steps. Most of it happens on your own schedule.

  1. Apply

    Fill out the form below: your grades, subjects, availability, and why you want to tutor. It takes about five minutes.

  2. We review

    Our team checks your application and grades, then contacts you within 3–5 school days.

  3. Onboarding

    A training video (about 27 minutes), then a short form: ten questions on how sessions work and how we keep students safe, our Code of Conduct, and your availability. About 40 minutes in all, on your own schedule. Then a quick ten-minute hello video call, or a short video from you if our call times don't work.

  4. Get matched

    We pair you with a K–5 student by grade, subject, schedule and language. Sessions happen over Zoom or Google Meet.

05 Apply

Tutor application

Fields marked * are required. We'll reply to the email you give us within 3–5 school days.

Questions first? Email tutorforallnonprofit@gmail.com.

Choosing times

Pick hours in your own local time. We handle the conversion. Checking two hours in a row makes you much easier to match. Outside the US? Open the early-morning and late-evening hours under the grid too.

Application received

Thank you! We got it.

Please check your inbox AND your spam or promotions folder for an email from tutorforallnonprofit@gmail.com in the next few minutes, and reply "Got it" to it. That keeps our next emails out of spam. We reply within 3 to 5 school days.

Apply to become a tutor

Takes about five minutes. Your information is used only to review your application and match you with a student.

Please use your Gmail address. Tutoring calls run on Google Meet, which lets invited Gmail accounts straight in.

Academic Qualifications

On a 4.0 unweighted scale. Our minimum is 3.5, but if you're close, apply anyway.
Current or most recent math course. Required if you're tutoring math; we look for 90 or above.
Current or most recent English/Reading course. Required if you're tutoring reading; we look for 90 or above.

Tutoring Preferences

Pick times in your own local time

Check every time that works for you, in your own local time. Do not convert anything — we handle that.

One thing that matters: check a range, not a single hour. If you can do 4:00–5:00pm, check 5:00–6:00pm too if that also works. Clocks change twice a year in some countries and not others, so a session can shift by an hour. Someone who checks two hours in a row can be matched all year. Someone who checks only one sometimes cannot.

Time Slot Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
Select all day
9–10 am
10–11 am
11 am–12 pm
12–1 pm
1–2 pm
2–3 pm
3–4 pm
4–5 pm
5–6 pm
6–7 pm
7–8 pm

Tip: Use the "Select all day" row to quickly check an entire day.

Outside the US, or free very early or late? Add early-morning and late-evening hours

Your own local time again, and only hours you could really do. These mostly help tutors abroad: a weekend morning in Houston is evening in India, and a Houston afternoon is early morning in Asia.

Your time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
6–7 am
7–8 am
8–9 am
8–9 pm
9–10 pm
10–11 pm

Language Skills


About You

There are no wrong answers — just be genuine!

Referral


Electronic Consent & Accuracy Statement

Still deciding?

Ask us anything about expectations, scheduling or hours. Or read the tutor FAQ. We were in your position not long ago.