Peer Tutor- Math

Posted 3 days ago

delaware technical community collegeWilmington (DE)

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Junior

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$15.00/Hour

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Position Details: Position Information Position TitlePeer Tutor- MathPosition NumberTBDPosition TypeTemporary Part-TimeHiring LocationGeorge Campus-Wilmington, DEContact Phone Number302-573-5469 Contact Email Addressw-jobs@dtcc.eduWork LocationGeorge Campus-Wilmington, DEPosition Specific DetailsPossible tutoring needs in Quantitative Reasoning, Statistical Reasoning, Reasoning with Functions, Calculus I and Calculus II courses. This is a continous search for the Fall and Spring semesters Salary$15.00/Hour Classification Information Classification TitlePeer TutorJob Code4999 (PT Only)FLSANon-ExemptPosition Pay GradeC01Position TypeSummary StatementIncumbents are students who tutor their peers to reinforce classroom instruction. Nature and ScopeUnder the direction of the Dean, course Instructor, or other person assigned to coordinate tutoring, incumbents are current students who tutor their peers (other students) needing reinforcement of classroom learning activities in basic, pre-tech/developmental, and/or catalog courses. Principal AccountabilitiesAn incumbent may perform any combination of the below listed accountabilities: Provides tutoring to a peer (other student) as assigned. Records a general description of information covered with student following each tutoring session. Records student's academic progress utilizing format prescribed by supervisor. Arranges tutoring sessions to accommodate the availability of both the student and incumbent. Performs other related duties as required. Knowledge Skills and AbilitiesKnowledge of course subject matter in which the peer (student) is to be tutored. Knowledge of learning resources and teaching methods. Knowledge of various types of academic assessment tools. Basic keyboarding skills. Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or GED. Currently enrolled student at Delaware Technical Community College. Rev. 05/19/17

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