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I’m looking for a tutor to help local 11th-grade child review AP Math and AP Biology. Ideally, you have taken these AP courses yourself. · Once a week. In-person tutoring in Palo Alto preferred, but online sessions are also an option. hourly rate negotiable. · All the best, Lijun

A friend in Palo Alto is looking for an engaging, knowledgeable chemistry tutor for their son, a sophomore in high school. · They’re looking for someone who understands high school chemistry and can help him build a strong foundation in the subject. The ideal tutor would be comfortable explaining topics such as atomic structure, chemical bonding, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and acids and bases, while adapting sessions to his class curriculum and current needs. · Beyond working through individual problems, the goal is to help him understand the underlying concepts, approach unfamiliar questions confidently, and develop effective study habits for quizzes and exams. · A Stanford undergraduate or graduate student with a strong chemistry background and experience tutoring high school students would be a great fit. Patience, clear explanations, and an encouraging teaching style are especially important. · Sessions would be in person in the Palo Alto/Stanford area. If interested, please message me with your background, relevant tutoring experience, availability, and hourly rate. Recommendations are very welcome!

Hi! A friend is looking for a PhD student (female) in English/History to help tutor his daughter in 5th grade. · It would be in San Francisco by Alamo square and price/frequency can be discussed further! · · Please contact if interested and can share more :) thanks!

Hi! Looking for a Stanford student or alumni to help me go from a workflow to a working agentic product in the legal tech space.

Stanford Student Wanted — Private Elementary Math Tutor | Hillsborough, CA · Private family in Hillsborough is seeking an experienced, patient, and engaging Stanford University student to provide in-home math tutoring for a 2nd-grade girl. Will pay up to $100 per hour for the right tutor. · The student is currently experiencing challenges with math, and we are looking for someone who can help strengthen her foundational skills, build confidence, and make learning enjoyable. · Ideal Candidate: Current Stanford undergraduate or graduate student Experience tutoring elementary-school children, particularly in math Strong understanding of 2nd-grade math curriculum Patient, encouraging, creative, and engaging teaching style Ability to identify learning gaps and tailor instruction to the child's needs Reliable transportation to Burlingame or will cover Uber back and forth · Schedule: Approximately 2 afternoons per week, 45–60 minutes per session. · Location: Private residence in Hillsborough, CA. · Compensation: Competitive, based on experience. · Please provide a brief introduction, Stanford affiliation, relevant tutoring experience, availability, and hourly rate.

Hello- we are looking for a piano teacher for <$ 50/hr about 1x a week on campus. 7yo child who loves the piano and wants to learn, as well as an adult beginner.

Stanford Law alumni family seeking an engaging and reliable Stanford student to provide in-person math enrichment for our second-grade son. He has no learning disabilities. · We're looking for someone who enjoys working with younger children and can help build strong mathematical foundations while challenging him and making learning fun. · Approximately 1–2 sessions per week, flexible scheduling. pay is cash or venmo. Would be in person or at atherton library

Stanford undergrads and grad students — this is the best-paying coaching role on this board, and it's built to be worth your time. · We're a small, selective 1:1 college-prep program. Our students are ambitious high schoolers, and our coaches are the near-peers who've actually walked the path — top-school students who coach a small roster 1:1, with training, structure, and a head coach behind you. This is coaching for real-world impact — helping students grow as founders, builders, and leaders — not tutoring or mentoring. · THE PAY • $100/hr plus performance bonuses — the highest rate in college-prep coaching, period • Coaches with a full roster earn $300–$400/week • Predictable, sustained income all year — every program is long-term, so your roster and your paycheck don't reset every season • We bring the students — no hunting for clients, no marketing yourself, no gig churn · WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR Currently hiring coaches in: Econ · Pre-med · CS · AI · Engineering Stanford undergrad or grad student (exceptional candidates from other top schools considered). Freshmen and other non-seniors especially welcome — a longer runway with us means more students and a roster that grows with you. What matters most: you can explain hard things simply, and you show up, every week, for the full year. · • EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE — non-negotiable on every track: you genuinely connect with high schoolers, motivate them when they're stuck, and inspire them to aim higher. Students don't just need the material — they need a coach who believes in them • ECON — coach students aiming at top business/econ programs: finance and investing projects, business competitions, clubs that actually ship something • PRE-MED — help students find and run research, prepare for science fairs and competitions, and build real clinical and volunteer experience • CS / AI / ENGINEERING — mentor students building apps, AI projects, and competition entries — hackathons, app challenges, robotics — that they can actually finish and show · Across every track, the craft is the same: helping your student land summer programs, awards, research, community service, and passion projects — the pieces of a standout application, alongside academics and test prep. · THE ROLE • One-hour 1:1 sessions, weekly or bi-weekly, for 1–3 students (you start with one) • Full training, session structure, and head-coach support provided — and we'll walk you through everything else once you're matched with a student • One-year commitment per student — our students plan their year around you, so no mid-year exits · TO APPLY — reply to this post with: Your year and major Your high school profile — the extracurriculars, awards, and personal narrative that got you into Stanford (or your top school). It's exactly what you'll help our students build Your resume — just the details of your experience and record; past tutoring, coaching, or mentoring experience is a plus, not a requirement Your weekly availability Confirmation you're authorized to work in the US · We read every reply and move fast with the right people.