Tutoring and Learning Center
Becoming a Tutor
The Tutoring and Learning Center is always looking for qualified people to tutor in various subjects. If you are interested in tutoring, please apply now! Once a completed application is received, one of the Tutoring Coordinators will contact you.
Benefits of Being a Tutor at TMCC
- Earn $9.50 an hour to start, $10.50 with a BA, $11.50 with an MA
- Retain and reinforce your knowledge
- Gain experience in education
- Help others in an inviting environment
- Flexible work schedule
Qualifications
- Earned an A in the course or courses for which you are applying to become a tutor.
- A completed application form, including a 200 word statement on why you want to be a tutor.
- One recommendation letter from an instructor or supervisor that has assessed your ability to be a tutor.
- A copy of your college transcript (Unofficial copy is acceptable)
- A current resume
- Writing tutor applicants must present a sample of their writing. The writing sample should preferably be a researched paper in MLA format from an English 102 class.
- All tutor applicants expect writing tutors are expected to give a 10 minute oral presentation in their subject area during the interview.
- Math tutor applicants will need to take an exam that covers the level(s) for which they are applying to tutor.
- If hired, you will be expected to complete the Level I, Basic Tutor Training Module, through the National Tutoring Association, an online self-paced tutor training.
- Preference will be given to TMCC student applicants
If you've earned an A in any of the following courses, you could be eligible for employment as a tutor in The Tutoring and Learning Center.
- Accounting
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Economics
- English
- French
- History
- Math
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Spanish
How to Apply
- Complete and turn in this application
. - Have an instructor or supervisor provide a recommendation using this form
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Please note: The Tutoring Coordinator will contact you once a completed application is reviewed.
Other things to know:
- Tutoring starts the second week of each semester for all subjects except math and chemistry, which begin the first week of classes.
- You will be expected to attend an orientation before the semester begins.

