Become a Tutor

Volunteer to teach free classes, create useful learning resources, and help younger students access academic support without cost barriers.

The role

Make a direct academic impact.

Explain concepts, answer questions, guide practice, and help students stay engaged online.

Contribute worksheets, practice questions, slides, videos, or review materials.

Coordinate schedules and lesson plans so programs stay organized and reliable for families.

Participating tutors can receive a certificate documenting their Crunch Math service hours.

What matters

Break ideas into understandable steps and make room for students to ask questions.

Review the topic and materials so sessions use students' time well.

Communicate early, arrive on time, and work with the team when plans need to change.

Application process

Tell us about your subjects, experience, interests, and availability.

Crunch Math will follow up to schedule an introduction meeting.

Work with the team to choose teaching, resources, or another useful area of support.

Application

Open the Google-hosted application in a new tab. The team will follow up about an introduction meeting.

This form is hosted by Google. Avoid adding medical, financial, or other sensitive details that the form does not request.

Common questions

Who is the tutor program designed for?

The current volunteer team is built around high school students who want to teach and create free learning resources.

Do tutors only teach live classes?

No. Tutors may also create worksheets, practice questions, slides, videos, or other learning materials.

Can service hours be documented?

Yes. Crunch Math can provide participating tutors with a certificate documenting their service hours.

What happens after I apply?

The team reviews the application and follows up to schedule an introduction meeting.