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Join the Think-Nth Faculty

Think-Nth is a premium online mathematics education company serving middle school, high school, college and test-preparation students. We are not an open tutor marketplace: we carefully select mathematics educators and match them with students by subject expertise, level, learning needs, goals, teaching approach, availability and fit.

Qualified mathematics educators worldwide are welcome to apply. Teaching is fully remote, compensation is established in USD, and time-zone compatibility is considered when matching students.

An educator teaching an online mathematics session

Why teach with Think-Nth?

Think-Nth is a managed mathematics tutoring company. Families hire Think-Nth, not individual tutors — so there is no bidding for students and no need to market yourself.

Students matched to your expertise

We review each student's course, level and goals, then recommend the educator who fits — you never bid for work.

Flexible online teaching

Set the hours you are available. We schedule within them and handle changes with families.

A global student community

Students across US and international curricula, from middle school foundations through university mathematics.

Structured academic support

Learning plans, session-note templates, structured academic resources, instructional expectations and ongoing support from Think-Nth.

Compensation

Think-Nth offers competitive USD-based instructional compensation based on approved teaching level, mathematics expertise, experience, credentials, program type and responsibilities. Specific compensation is discussed with selected candidates during the offer and onboarding process.

The selection process

  1. 01
    Apply

    Submit your background, subjects and a short introduction.

  2. 02
    Credential review

    We verify degrees, qualifications and mathematics teaching experience.

  3. 03
    Interview

    A conversation about your mathematics depth and how you work with students.

  4. 04
    Teaching demonstration

    A short live or recorded demonstration of how you teach a concept.

  5. 05
    Final review

    References, safeguarding and professional setup checks where applicable.

  6. 06
    Approval

    You join the Think-Nth faculty.

  7. 07
    Student matching

    We recommend you to families whose needs match your expertise.

What we look for
  • Strong mathematics expertise in the courses you teach
  • A relevant degree or teaching credential
  • Teaching or tutoring experience
  • Clear, patient communication with students and families
  • Reliable internet and appropriate technology
  • A professional online teaching environment
  • A successful interview and teaching demonstration
  • Background and safeguarding checks where applicable
Application

Tell us about yourself.

A short application to get you into the review queue. Attach a resume and a professional headshot — they help us move faster.

  • Reviewed as part of our faculty selection process
  • Short intro call before approval
  • You tell us the hours you are available to teach
Headshot guidelines
  • Clear, well-lit photo of your face & shoulders
  • Plain or softly blurred background
  • Friendly, professional expression — no group photos, sunglasses or filters
  • Square crop preferred, at least 600×600 px
Teaching video (5–10 min)
  • Record yourself teaching one math skill (e.g. factoring, limits, related rates)
  • Upload to YouTube (unlisted), Loom, or Google Drive and paste the shareable link
  • Make sure the link is viewable by anyone with the URL
  • Show your board / screen — audio and visuals should be clear
Preview

See the guidelines on the left. A professional headshot is required before your educator profile can be published and you become eligible for student matching.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Complete applications are reviewed as part of our faculty selection process. Shortlisted educators are contacted regarding next steps, which include an interview and a short teaching demonstration.