TUTOR EKONOMI
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Teach economics to high school students and prepare them for UTBK
Teach economics to high school students in SMA 10, 11, and 12, and prepare them for the UTBK exam. You will be responsible for managing classes and ensuring students understand the material. The position is part-time and requires a minimum of a bachelor's degree in a related field.
Why This Role?
Directly impact students' academic performance and prepare them for higher education
Key Responsibilities
- Teach economics to high school students in SMA 10, 11, and 12
- Prepare students for the UTBK exam
- Manage classes and ensure students understand the material
- Be ready to be assigned to partner schools if needed
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in a related field
- Experience in teaching or tutoring
- Understanding of economic contexts
- Classroom management skills
Required Skills
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Syarat wajib: Lulusan PTN/Perguruan Tinggi Negeri Jurusan linier dengan bidang yang dilamar Penguasaan kelas dan materi Siap mengajar jenjang SMA kelas 10, 11, 12 dan persiapan UTBK Siap ditugaskan ke sekolah mitra (jika kantor cabang mojokerto sedang menjalin kerja sama)…
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