Academic Achievement Programs (AAP) Fall 2012 Tutor Positions

Academic Achievement Programs (AAP) is a federally funded program that provides academic support for low-income and/or first-generation first-year students.  AAP’s Tutoring and College Study Skills Components are looking for tutors for the fall 2012.  Tutoring utilize a small group, collaborative learning environment. If you are interested in adding an exciting and rewarding teaching experience to your resume, this is the opportunity that you have been waiting for!

Tutors/SI leaders can be paid or enroll in EDUC388, Guided Experiences in College Teaching.  This seminar course meets once a week and covers strategies for becoming effective peer facilitators.  Our pay scale starts at $7.5, based on previous experience.  Candidates must have cumulative GPA not less than 2.75 and have achieved at least a B in the respective course.

Tutors for the following classes:

            

  GEOG100     GVPT170      MUET200                      

-Tutors will meet students once a week for 50 minutes.

Please email for further questions and interview schedule.  To complete your application, you need to submit a resume and an unofficial transcript.  Please make arrangements for two letters of recommendation to be mailed or emailed to AAP.

Dina Shafey Scott

Tutor Coordinator

301-405-4745

dshafey@umd.edu

 Academic Achievement Programs

2204 Marie Mount Hall, College Park, MD 20742