Location: fully remote
Hours: 40 hours per week
Salary range: $100,000–$150,000
Minimum qualifications: An official LSAT score of 174 or higher
Minimum commitment: Applicants should be prepared to commit to this position for at least two years. (We hope to find someone who joins us for the long run.)
About the Job
We’re looking for a talented teacher who lives and breathes the LSAT to make video and written explanations of LSAT questions and to design and teach a curriculum.
The right candidate will convey a mixture of humility and mastery. They’ll combine practical heuristics with deep, powerful, unifying explanatory frameworks. They’ll also anticipate mistakes, make the right answer glow, and leave students with lessons that they can apply to other questions. What’s more, they’ll be themselves.
You should make content with a personality—with your personality.
Note: You’re welcome to apply to more than one position at 7Sage. If you’re not hired as a content creator, we encourage you to apply to our Tutoring Program.
How to apply
The application will consist of three rounds of content creation and two rounds of interviews. We’ll pay you for the second and third rounds of content creation.
Round 1
Create a written explanation of PTF97.3.5 and a video explanation of PT30.4.11.
We expect that good explanations:
- Demonstrate technical mastery but stay accessible.
- Anticipate a student’s mistakes and confusion.
- Do not rely only on tricks or heuristics, but offer generalizable advice.
- Break down the stimulus and answer choices.
For the video explanation, please follow these guidelines:
- Your video explanation doesn’t have to be well-produced, and we don’t expect you to spend time editing it.
- Please don’t read off a script! Or at least, don’t make it seem like you are. We appreciate a conversational tone.
- Include the text of the question you’re explaining in the video, so you can show how you’re dissecting it.
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