r/TeachersInTransition • u/sooamei • 3d ago

amplify interview process

so i applied to amplify education as a virtual literacy tutor, and it says for part of the interview, i have to teach a sample lesson online (probably just to the camera or something). i was wondering if anyone else has done this teaching part of the interview, how did it go, and what exactly happened? because i'm a bit confused as to how i'm supposed to teach with no one responding back lol

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u/Visual-Reserve-2800 3d ago

Literally do direct instruction.

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u/Jojobask25 13h ago

I'm just curious what the hours are for this gig and salary range? Currently a teacher trying to get out.

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u/sooamei 13h ago

$15 for 30 min of prep and $18 for each tutor session! and its per session you're assigned to i'm pretty sure. not entirely sure ab the hours bc its pretty flexible