
The Princeton Review
Part-time test prep and AP teaching
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- US (remote; not available in 9 states) plus some in-person SAT roles
Listing checked Oct 11, 2026
About The Princeton Review
The Princeton Review hires part-time instructors and tutors to teach test prep and AP courses, from short cram sessions to one-on-one tutoring and full courses, mostly online on nights and weekends. Its remote AP Calculus BC instructor posting pays $18 to $55 an hour as hourly contract work with no benefits; SAT instructor postings say only that rates are competitive. Some SAT instructor roles are in person in Georgia, New York and New Jersey.
Who can apply
You must be 18 or older, authorized to work in the US without sponsorship, and work from inside the US. Remote roles are not open to residents of Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota or Wyoming. You pass a subject exam, internal training and a recorded audition. AP instructors need a bachelor's degree and to have taught that AP course in the past 3 years; SAT roles need a bachelor's degree or to be working toward one.
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