Every day at Brattle Street is exceptional – because our people are exactly that – exceptional. We are educators and mentors who revel in the power of knowledge and ideas and who rely on each other to help groom young minds for creative and bold successes. With a culture that fosters a love of learning and a focus on mastery and enablement, we’ve grown to be trusted guides for young people during the most critical years of their lives. We welcome applications from exceptional humans from around the globe for the following remote positions, either full or part time:
Check out the positions we’re hiring for below!
As an Academic Tutor: Kindergarten/Elementary, you will work directly with individual students and their parents to personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with kids! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring kindergarten and/or elementary school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an Academic Tutor: Middle School, you will work directly with individual students and their parents to personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with kids! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous teaching or tutoring experience. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an Academic Tutor: High School, you will work directly with individual students and their parents to personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring high school or middle school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an Executive Functioning Coach, you will help students learn to manage their time, organize their priorities, maintain focus, and adapt their learning style when it doesn’t match up with what works for the other kids around them. You will guide them in developing study skills and life skills that will enable them to pursue their goals more confidently. You will work with them to devise strategies for navigating situations that challenge them, and practical workarounds in areas where they struggle.
This work requires establishing trusting and productive relationships with students. As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! You will be working directly with individual students to personalize a plan that builds necessary skills and new habits to help them achieve their goals, and that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style and achievement level, incorporating resources such as adaptive technology when appropriate. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the student’s plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct coaching sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable relevant experience in psychology, special education, teaching, or counseling. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
High school students are under a lot of pressure these days. Some are getting more homework, taking advance placement courses, participating in clubs, playing sports, and doing volunteer work—all while preparing for standardized tests and college applications. High-achieving students especially can find themselves feeling overcommitted and overwhelmed. That’s why, at Brattle Street, we emphasize teaching kids self-care and mindfulness alongside good study habits.
As a Mindfulness Coach, you will help students incorporate mindfulness and self-care into their schedule and routine, and guide them in developing skills that will enable them to pursue their goals without overextending themselves, feeling overwhelmed and exhausted, or missing out on the activities they care about. You will work with them to improve sleep, reduce stress, and prioritize health and wellness.
This work requires establishing trusting and productive relationships with students. As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! You will be working directly with individual students and their parents to personalize a plan that builds necessary skills and new habits to help them deal with pressure and navigate situations that challenge them. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the student’s plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct coaching sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, be certified in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and/or Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, and have verifiable relevant experience in mindfulness coaching and working with young people. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
In this role, you will be helping our staff members research and identify opportunities that our students may be able to pursue, from summer internships to academic research with professors. If you have experience with research, investigation or fact-checking, you may be a great fit! Apply using the online form.
As a Creative Writing Coach, you will work with students on developing their skills in writing in forms such as poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, plays, monologues, and other works for performance. You will provide guidance and feedback on school assignments, independent work, and on the creative writing process overall. You will recommend readings and other resources, and help students work towards their creative goals. You will advise on a wide array of topics like choosing a subject, understanding genres, narrative structure, language, tone, exposition, character, conflict, and when to respect or ignore convention. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with young writers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or coaching creative writing. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an Academic Writing Coach, you will work with students on developing their skills in researching and writing term papers, essays, articles, and other materials for school and/or academic competitions. You will provide guidance and feedback on assignments, recommend readings and other resources, and help students work towards their goals. You will advise on a wide array of topics like choosing a subject, finding sources, conducting research, developing a thesis, structuring and outlining a paper, and proper formatting. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with young people! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or coaching academic writing. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As a College Admissions Counselor for Brattle Street, you will work with high school students as they research, select, and apply to colleges. That means advising them on which schools might match their interests and goals, helping them craft personal statements and essays, prepping them for interviews, and otherwise guiding them through the college admissions process. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct counseling sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience related to college admissions. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in undergraduate admissions at colleges or universities in the United States.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As a Law School Admissions Counselor for Brattle Street, you will work with clients who are college undergraduates or have already completed their undergraduate studies. You will guide clients as they research, select, and apply to law schools. That means advising them on which schools might match their interests and goals, helping them craft personal statements and essays, prepping them for interviews, and otherwise helping them navigate the law school admissions process. You will arrange your own schedule for working with clients, conduct counseling sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with clients and with Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable, and knowledgeable. Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your assigned clients. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience related to law school admissions. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in admissions at law schools in the United States.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As a Medical School Admissions Counselor for Brattle Street, you will work with clients who are college undergraduates, or have already completed their undergraduate studies. You will guide clients as they research, select, and apply to medical schools. That means advising them on which schools might match their interests and goals, helping them craft personal statements and essays, prepping them for interviews, and otherwise helping them navigate the medical school admissions process. You will arrange your own schedule for working with clients, conduct counseling sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with clients and with Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable, and knowledgeable. Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your assigned clients. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience related to medical school admissions. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in admissions at medical schools in the United States.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As a Business School Admissions Counselor for Brattle Street, you will work with clients who are college undergraduates, have already completed their undergraduate studies. You will guide clients as they research, select, and apply to business schools. That means advising them on which schools might match their interests and goals, helping them craft personal statements and essays, prepping them for interviews, and otherwise helping them navigate the business school admissions process. You will arrange your own schedule for working with clients, conduct counseling sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with clients and with Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable, and knowledgeable. Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online sessions at times that work for your assigned clients. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience related to business school admissions. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in admissions at business schools in the United States.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an Educational Coordinator for Brattle Street, you will be interacting directly with our students and their families as a key point person handling client relations.
You will make sure students’ and families’ needs are being met, that they understand the process, and that they have the information they need at each step. From recruitment and intake, to assigning tutors, coaches, and counselors, to tracking client satisfaction, you will be monitoring students’ experience and progress. You will work with different Brattle Street personnel, acting as a liaison and helping to smooth out logistical issues. You will be working with databases and confidential student files, facilitating meetings, and handling other administrative duties as needed.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable, thorough and detail-oriented. You should have appropriate computer and administrative skills, top communications and interpersonal skills, and verifiable previous experience related to client relations.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
If you are a licensed psychologist or social worker who has a history of working with young people in multiple contexts, we would like to hear from you! Apply using the online form.
As a GCSE Subject Tutor, you will work with individual students to help them prepare for specific General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) subject exams. You will personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring high school or middle school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in test preparation for high school students.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an IB Subject Tutor, you will work with individual students to help them prepare for specific International Baccalaureate (IB) subject exams. You will personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring high school or middle school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in test preparation for high school students.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an AP Subject Tutor, you will work with individual students to help them prepare for specific Advanced Placement (AP) subject exams. You will personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring high school or middle school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in test preparation for high school students.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an SAT/ACT Tutor, you will work with individual students to help them prepare for the SAT and/or ACT exams. You will personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring high school or middle school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in test preparation for high school students.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As an ISEE/SSAT Tutor, you will work with individual students to help them prepare for the Independent School Entrance Examination (ISEE) and/or the Secondary School Admissions Test (SSAT). You will personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable—and good with teenagers! Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring high school or middle school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in test preparation for high school students.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
As a TOEFL Tutor, you will work with individual students to help them prepare for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). You will personalize a tutoring plan that addresses and accommodates each student’s learning style, achievement level, and goals. You will monitor the student’s progress, advise both the student’s parents (if the student is a minor) and Brattle Street about the student’s needs, and update the tutoring plan if necessary. You will arrange your own schedule for working with students, conduct tutoring sessions in a professional manner, and maintain clear and consistent communication with students, parents, and Brattle Street.
As a candidate for this position, you should be encouraging, adaptable, and proficient in at least one language other than English. Your schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate online tutoring sessions at times that work for your students and their families. You should have access to Zoom, appropriate computer skills, and verifiable previous experience teaching or tutoring high school or middle school students. Your educational background should at minimum include a bachelor’s degree. Priority will be given to candidates with direct experience in test preparation, experience working with international students, and/or experience in ESL instruction.
If you fit these qualifications, and if the position sounds like it suits your skills and personality, get in touch! Apply using the online form.
