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Tutorial/Learning Center
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What subjects do you tutor?
We tutor most of the subjects offered on campus with the exception of English and Philosophy.

Who is eligible?
Students must be currently enrolled in the course for which they request tutoring. Tutoring is not available for placement tests, making up an “incomplete”, 2nd semester same open entry/exit courses, or adult center (CET) classes.

How do I apply for services?
Come to room L-205. Fill out the Tutor Request form and provides us the referral code issued by your instructor.

Where are you located?
The Tutorial/Learning Center is located in room L-205. Located in the 2nd floor, inside the new Academic Success Center (ASC) also known as the L-Building.

What are your hours of operation?
Fall/Spring
Monday – Thursday   9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday                     9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

What do I need to become a tutor?
If you enjoy helping fellow students while reinforcing your own knowledge and skills, pick up an application at the Tutorial/Learning Center. Tutors are paid currently $9.00 to $10.00 per hour depending on education and experience. Tutors set their own schedule.

Tutor requirements:

1) Be a current student in an official program of study, having earned 12 units of college credit
2) Have attained a grade of A or B in courses he/she is tutoring
3) Be dependable, patient, and able to work well with diverse student population and staff
4) Have good communication and interpersonal skills
5) Enroll and participate in mandatory Education 100 – Tutor Training course (1 unit, credit/no credit course, 2 Saturdays, 8: 00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., transferable to CSU)

*Need Help! Contact us at (619) 388-3685

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