Information on Tutoring
SBCC Tutors
An Accudemia Kiosk is a specific software tool used on a physical computer station placed in many tutoring space on campus. SBCC online tutors have a version that can be operated from their computers at home. When using the software in spaces where a physical kiosk is not available, the tutor will use the software on their personal computer to make the sign-in selections for the student.
The information that is gathered through Accudemia will be vital to demonstrate the positive impact you and your fellow tutors have on student success.
Training Material for tutors is posted on the Tutorial Center Canvas shell for tutors.
*Please note that this form requires authentication with a campus account. If you have a personal Google account, you should sign out of the personal Google account and then select the link. Alternatively, you can open the link in an incognito window. This will prevent the web browser from recognizing your personal Google account.A link to the form can be found in the Tutorial Center Canvas shell for tutors.
Hourly tutors not enrolled in any SBCC classes may purchase a parking pass at a reduced rate.
IMPORTANT DEADLINES:
- 10th Day of Each Month: Hourly employees must review their timesheets for accuracy, SAVE and SUBMIT them to their supervisor.
- 11th Day of Each Month: Supervisors review their employees timesheets for accuracy, SAVE, APPROVE and SUBMIT them.
- Last Business Day of Each Month: Paychecks are available in the Payroll Office for pick up and/or direct deposits are posted to banks.
If you are an SBCC tutor, the Tutor Hiring and Work Experience Guide (Spring 2021) contains valuable information for you. You will learn the steps to an effective tutoring session, familiarize yourself with the different types of tutoring on campus, find out how to access your online time sheet, and see when your paycheck will be ready for you to pick up. Pay rate information is located on pages 17 and 18 of the Tutor Handbook.
Tutor Hiring and Work Experience Guide
All tutors are screened and selected by Instructors or Tutor Supervisors. After being selected, at the beginning of each semester all new and returning tutors will need to follow the hiring process.
TUTW NC 199 - Tutor Training Across the Disciplines
An Introduction to the basic principles of tutorial theory and practice, designed for students who are seeking to be tutors in the various tutoring programs at SBCC. Students learn about the cycle of tutoring, the basics of tutoring communication and strategies of tutoring students. Designed to prepare students to be peer tutors with students at all educational levels and disciplines; individually, in groups and online. Requires faculty recommendation of tutors who typically have been students in their classes. Tutors receive instruction in learning theories, communication skills, problem-solving strategies, teaching strategies, student services (to make appropriate referrals), campus policies, etc.
View the schedule of classes to find a training cohort that will work with your schedule.
SBCC Tutor Supervisors / Staff / Faculty
IMPORTANT DEADLINES:
- 10th Day of Each Month: Hourly employees must review their timesheets for accuracy, SAVE and SUBMIT them to their supervisor.
- 11th Day of Each Month: Supervisors review their employees timesheets for accuracy, SAVE, APPROVE and SUBMIT them.
- Last Business Day of Each Month: Paychecks are available in the Payroll Office for pick up and/or direct deposits are posted to banks.
All tutors are screened and selected by Instructors or Tutor Supervisors. After being selected, at the beginning of each semester all new and returning tutors will need to submit Tutor Hiring Forms.
Further details can be found on our Tutor Hiring Information page.
Instructors can submit a Request for Accudemia Report to view their student's access to tutoring services during the semester.