The interview process was two steps. The first step was a math literacy test, and the second step was interacting with the kids. The test was 50 questions long it included basic arithmetic and algebra. There were questions on fractions, percentages, decimals, factoring algebraic expressions, algebra word problems, probability, finding the area of geometric shapes. When I went into the interview they did not mention anything about timing. However, they judge you heavily on how much time it takes you to complete the exam. They do not want you to go over an hour if you do it makes you look bad. Also, you are not able to use a calculator for the exam which was a huge disadvantage to me. I was doing long multiplication such as the quadratic formula by hand with big numbers. The test questions were not difficult, but they were tedious. Do not just learn how to do the problems, but learn how to do them in the shortest time possible without having to do the work.

Easy 2 questions. tested in basic math. I solved while the interviewer watched. then she asked me about availability. I thought the whole process was easy. but I did not get the offer,