Biology Tutor

Blackwell Research Institute is dedicated to empowering young scholars through personalized academic mentorship. As a Biology Tutor, you will guide students who voluntarily choose this program because of their genuine interest in biology and scientific inquiry. Through individualized instruction, you will help them master complex concepts, think like scientists, and build strong foundations for future academic and research pursuits.

Why Tutor with Blackwell

Students in this program are self-driven, engaged learners who actively seek out mentorship from experts. You will work with high-achieving students excited to explore topics such as genetics, cell biology, ecology, evolution, physiology, microbiology, and molecular biology. Their curiosity and motivation make the teaching experience rewarding and intellectually engaging.

Responsibilities

Conduct one-on-one virtual tutoring sessions via Zoom (typically 1 hour per week per student).

Teach and reinforce core biology concepts using the Blackwell curriculum and your academic expertise.

Support students with homework, exam preparation, laboratory-style assignments, and foundational research techniques.

Provide personalized mentorship aligned with each student’s interests—ranging from molecular genetics to organismal biology to environmental science.

Maintain clear communication and flexible scheduling to meet students’ needs.

Qualifications

Currently pursuing a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate (PhD or MD/DO) in Biology or a closely related field (e.g., Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Ecology, Biomedical Science).

At least one year of teaching, tutoring, or mentorship experience (TA, tutor, research mentor, lab instructor, etc.).

Strong understanding of at least one subfield of biology (e.g., genetics, microbiology, physiology, ecology, evolutionary biology, cell/molecular biology).

Ability to commit at least two hours per week (no fixed minimum or maximum number of students).

Compensation & Benefits

$20/hour (remote position)

Flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends

Paid training during your first week

Opportunity to mentor highly motivated students with significant academic and research potential