Become a TeachForth Tutor
Teach what you know. Become a stronger leader.
TeachForth gives high school students the opportunity to teach, serve communities, and build leadership through real responsibility.
Teach
Share what you know and help another student build confidence and skills.
Connect
Build a real relationship through consistent teaching, encouragement, and showing up.
Lead
Build communication, confidence, and responsibility by helping someone else succeed.
How Tutoring Works
From application to your first class.
01
APPLY
Tell us what you know, what you’d like to teach, and when you’re available.
02
PREPARE
Complete TeachForth onboarding and learn how to teach effectively. Coding tutors receive a structured curriculum and teaching resources.
03
TEACH
Join a TeachForth community as a Community Tutor and begin working directly with students.
04
GROW
Build approved teaching hours and take on more independent tutoring, mentoring, and leadership opportunities.
All new tutors begin as Community Tutors. After 20 approved teaching hours and review, tutors can become Independent Tutors and take on additional mentoring and leadership opportunities.
Why Teach?
Leadership isn’t something you study. It’s something you practice.
Teaching asks you to prepare, communicate clearly, listen, adapt, solve problems, and show up when someone is counting on you.
That is why teaching is at the center of TeachForth.
You are helping another student learn, but you are also learning how to lead.
Is Teachforth For You?
We’re looking for students who are ready to show up.
You don’t need to be a professional teacher. You do need to know your subject, communicate well, be willing to learn, and take your commitment to your students seriously.
Strong skills in what you want to teach
Patience and a willingness to explain
Reliability and consistent participation
A genuine interest in helping someone else succeed
“Witnessing his growth makes the experience incredibly rewarding. He is now starting to teach his peers.”
ADAM, TEACHFORTH VOLUNTEER TEACHER
FAQ
A few things to know before you apply
Do I need previous teaching experience?
No. You don’t need previous teaching experience. We’re looking for students who know their subject, communicate well, are willing to learn, and can make a reliable commitment to the students they teach. TeachForth provides onboarding, guidance, and teaching resources to help you get started.
Do I have to create my own lessons?
Not from scratch. Coding tutors receive a structured TeachForth curriculum, and 3D modeling tutors receive a teaching guide. For school subjects such as math, reading, or science, tutors generally work from worksheets or assignments provided by the student. We do encourage tutors to be creative in how they explain concepts, adapt to the student, and make the learning experience engaging.
How are my volunteer hours tracked?
All tutors begin by teaching in TeachForth community classrooms. You’ll use our teaching, booking, and reporting portal to schedule sessions, submit teaching reports, and track your approved volunteer hours. As you gain experience and complete more hours, additional tutoring, mentoring, and leadership opportunities become available.
READY TO TEACH?
Teach something that matters.
Use what you know to help another student grow, build real leadership experience, and become part of the TeachForth community.