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Penn State Learning is always looking for qualified undergraduate students to be subject tutors, supplemental instruction leaders, receptionists, language tutors, math tutors, computer consultants, and more! Use the drop down menu (see the Choose One button at the bottom of the page) to choose the area in which you are interested to see more information and/or to submit an application. Students with work-study grants are encouraged to apply.
Important Note to Prospective Tutors:
Tutor training is a vital component to any successful tutoring program. Professional staff in PSL encourage you to participate in a one-credit course that will help you develop an awareness of the needs of the students you will tutor. The Peer Tutoring (C I 200) course is designed to review and discuss setting-up and organizing a tutoring session, individual versus group tutoring, understanding learning styles, communicating cross culturally with students, the importance of study skills and more. Students who currently tutor in other departments, colleges, clubs or in the community and are interested in bettering their skills are also able to register for the CI 200 course.
Questions about the course can be directed to Leagh Anderson by calling 814-863-8183 or emailing
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