- Salary
- $19+
- Location
- Chinatown - Chicago, Illinois
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Part-time
- Department
- Children & Youth Services
- Source
- Lever
Description
Join CASL as a Youth Program Tutor and Make a Difference
Looking for a role where you can make a difference while gaining meaningful experience? As a Youth Program Tutor at CASL, you’ll help students succeed, collaborate with a supportive team, and contribute to programs that center culture, care, and community.
Your Mission
As a Youth Program Tutor at CASL, you will report to the Youth Program Coordinator and play a pivotal role in supporting students to achieve their educational goals. You'll be responsible for providing academic assistance and guiding hands-on educational activities to enhance subject matter understanding and study habits.
About CASL:
Founded in 1978, CASL is the largest and most comprehensive community-based organization in the Midwest, with deep roots in serving Asian Americans and a commitment to welcoming all. With over 45 years of experience, CASL supports individuals and families across four essential areas: health, human services, education, and advocacy. From early learning and senior care to legal assistance, housing support, and citizenship services, CASL helps thousands of Chicago-area residents build healthy, stable, and empowered lives.
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Make a Difference, and Get the Support You Deserve
Compensation: $19.67 per hour
We value your expertise and commitment, and we invest in both. From competitive pay to a culture that puts people first, you’ll be supported while doing work that matters.
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What You’ll Impact
As a Youth Tutor, your work will help students build confidence, strengthen academic skills, and discover a love of learning in a supportive, culturally responsive environment. By tailoring activities to individual needs and fostering positive connections with youth and families, you’ll play a key role in empowering the next generation to thrive in school and beyond.
In this role, you will also contribute to a culture grounded in our shared ways of working—demonstrating care, clarity, coordination, commitment, and continuous improvement in how you support clients and collaborate with others.
