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Becoming an Adjunct Tutor

Adjunct tutors have a master’s degree and are usually adjunct faculty at JCTC. If you are a JCTC student or recent graduate and are interested in tutoring, please see our Apply to Be a Peer Tutor page!


Why Tutor at the Learning Commons?

Tutors love getting paid to help other students succeed! They also enjoy our flexible schedules, paid training and supportive environment, not to mention the opportunity to expand their resumés. 

We strongly encourage people of all backgrounds to apply. Tutoring is stronger when made up of employees who differ in ability, ethnicity, experiences, gender identity, language, neurodiversity, race, religion, sexual orientation, and all the other things that make you you. We welcome the unique contributions that you bring as unique individuals!

What Do Tutors Do?

Tutors help students learn how to learn. In particular, tutors assist with course material and study skills. 

How Do Tutors Help Students Learn?

Tutors collaborate with students to help them strengthen their knowledge and skills. Tutors work with the student, rather than doing the work for the student. 

What Hours Do Tutors Work?

Tutors follow a set weekly schedule for the semester. New tutors generally work 6 to 16 hours per week. The exact schedule depends on tutor preference and Learning Commons needs.

What Core Qualifications Do I Need To Be A Tutor?

  • Master's Degree in the discipline(s) you would like to tutor.
  • Two professional references, at least one of whom is a faculty member in the discipline you would like to tutor.
  • Positive attitude and friendly demeanor.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and professionally, both verbally and in writing.
  • Ability to work with students online via Blackboard Collaborate (with training).

How Do I Apply?

We accept applications on a rolling basis. We have an online application, linked below. 

Want More Information?

Here are more details on the hiring process and the adjunct tutor position.

Ready to Apply?

 

Apply Here to be an Adjunct Tutor!

 

Questions?

Please contact jf-tutoring@kctcs.edu with any questions.