History

In 1803 Col. Nathaniel Rochester and two others bought about 100 acres along the Genesee River from the state of New York. By 1811, the three had a plan and the town had 15 residents. In 1817, local landowners joined their land, and the village of Rochesterville was born. Today, Rochester is home to over 210,000 residents and is the third largest city in the state of New York. After being ranked as the sixth most desirable place to live, Forbes ranked it as the third best place in the United States to raise a family. Rochester is now a world-renowned international center for higher education, as well as a hub of medical and technological development.

Teaching Jobs in Rochester

It's not hard to find teaching jobs in Rochester. The Rochester City School District operates 33 elementary schools and 13 secondary schools consisting of grades 8-12. But if the tutoring jobs you are looking for are in the post-secondary sector, you can find those here as well. Within Rochester's city limits are four major universities, including the University of Rochester and the Eastman School of Music. Tutoring jobs can also be found at nearby Rochester Institute of Technology for those who specialize in more science- and math-related fields.

Tutoring Jobs in Rochester

When it comes time to schedule your teaching jobs, the library system of Rochester is a great place to meet. Founded in 1911, the library system consists of the main branch downtown and 10 branches throughout the city. If it's a nice day and you'd like to schedule you tutoring job outdoors, the city maintains a variety of parks, usually located adjacent to schools, making it easy and convenient to get started.

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