Academic Intervention Specialist
$60,000 USD/year Pay is set based on global value, not the local market. Most roles = hourly rate x 40 hrs x 50 weeks 

Ukraine
Fully-remote
full-time (40 hrs/week)
Flexible schedule
Long-term role

Academic Intervention Specialist   $60,000 USD/year

Description

This role is designed for professionals who expect education to operate with urgency, precision, and measurable accountability.

2 Hour Learning condenses the academic experience traditional schools spread over an entire school day into concentrated, results-driven learning cycles. That model depends on academic decisions that are accurate, prompt, and fully owned from start to finish. This position exists to deliver that: convert fragmented student performance information into decisive action, and combine it with direct, trust-based coaching that eliminates obstacles quickly.

Your work will bridge data analysis and interpersonal engagement. In one instance, you'll be evaluating academic performance to identify early risk signals and support placement decisions with sound rationale. In another, you'll be working directly with a student, pinpointing confusion on the spot and helping them progress before minor challenges escalate into significant setbacks. This is not a role focused on passive observation or documentation. You own the outcomes.

This position is structured for individuals who value immediate evidence of their contribution. If you operate best with full ownership, enjoy direct student engagement, and take satisfaction in accelerating learning through better decision-making, this environment will suit you.

Consider applying if you want your contributions to be visible within days, not months.

What you will be doing

  • Examine student performance information to generate clear, usable academic reports that drive prompt intervention actions
  • Take full responsibility for academic results within an assigned student cohort, including placement choices, testing strategy, and follow-through
  • Deliver fast-response academic support sessions that uncover underlying causes and eliminate learning obstacles immediately
  • Lead post-assessment coaching conversations to distinguish conceptual misunderstandings from procedural errors and assign focused corrective steps
  • Partner with academic leadership and parent engagement teams to flag emerging risks and refine systems or tools

What you will NOT be doing

  • Producing reports that remain unused or ignored
  • Operating exclusively in the background without any student-facing responsibilities
  • Transferring academic accountability to educators, tutors, or families
  • Conducting broad tutoring sessions that lack diagnostic precision or defined objectives
  • Allowing weeks to pass before addressing visible student challenges

Key responsibilities

Provide precise, prompt academic analysis and student-centered interventions that demonstrably improve learning outcomes for your assigned student groups.

Candidate requirements

  • Minimum 1 year in a coaching, instructional, or training capacity with documented results or evaluative feedback
  • Minimum 1 year of direct, sustained experience working with K–8 students (sporadic tutoring is insufficient)
  • Proven background in data science, education, EdTech, or student services roles that integrate analytical and relational responsibilities
  • Fluent verbal and written proficiency in Ukrainian and English
  • Advanced skill in Google Sheets, including lookups, filters, pivot tables, and chart creation
  • Elevated emotional intelligence with the capacity to establish trust rapidly with students and parents
  • Documented use of AI to interpret data or streamline processes with quantifiable improvements in efficiency

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