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TUTORS NEEDED!

Are you interested in being a peer tutor for the DSLCC Learning Commons?

Read on to find out how!

Qualifications:

  • Be a current or former DSLCC student, a student at another college, or a qualified member of the community.
  • Have an A or high B in the subject for which you’d like to tutor and/or professional experience that qualifies you to tutor the subject.
  • Have an overall 3.0 GPA on all current and previous college work.
  • Maintain a 3.0 overall GPA during the time you’re employed as a tutor (current college students only).

FAQs:

What hours would I have to work? Tutors generally set their own hours; however, applicants should have at least 10 hours per week available to devote to tutoring.

How much are tutors paid? The hourly wage starts at $10.00 per hour for tutors who have not yet earned at least an associate degree.

Will I receive any training? Yes. All new tutors are required to go through paid training of 1-2 days.

Can I tutor a class I’m currently taking? No. Tutors must have completed a class with a high B or A before they can tutor for that class.

Complete the Tutor Application today!

For more information, contact Nova Wright at nwright@dslcc.edu or call 540-863-2868.

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