Tutoring Is...

• a great way to broaden your understanding of your major.
• a paid position of at least minimum wage.
• a job where you help schedule your hours. Tutors work from two to ten hours per week.
• done both in the Learning Center (drop-in clients) and for the EDP, DSS and FOP programs (assigned tutees). All tutors agree to do both.
• a terrific credential for both job hunting and graduate school. rewarding beyond the pay because genuinely helping someone else is very satisfying.
• a job for which tutors receive training and professional development. Our tutor training program has received national recognition. You'll enjoy being part of this special group of responsible and caring people.
• a job where maturity counts. Tutors largely supervise themselves, help train new tutors, and contribute to the design and function of the programs.
• receiving increasing respect from both faculty and students as an important component of anyone's education.
• not an easy way to earn money but one of the best things you can do for your own education.
• offers additional opportunities to tutor English as a second language and to tutor students with disabilities.
• provides an opportunity to become a Supplemental Instruction tutor in your second year.