Peer tutoring is available to help you understand key concepts in your coursework.
Check the schedule for your program*: Current Schedule (Look under 'Transportation')
*Note that the Learning Commons does not offer tutoring in all programs all the time. But, in some cases, a tutor in a different area would be able to help you. For example, an 'AME E' tutor would be able to help an 'M' student with electronics.
For more information, consult the Learning Commons Peer Tutoring home page. https://www.bcit.ca/learning-commons/peer-tutoring/
We are often looking for high-performing students, preferably late in their academic program, to work as a tutor. The time commitment is a couple hours per week. Training is provided.
There are many benefits for you:
enhance career-related skills, such as client-service skills, communication skills, leadership skills, and teamwork skills
work on campus
gain a communication-related job reference
meet new people and be part of an academic-support community
help other students
If you are interested in becoming a tutor, please contact the Learning Commons. https://www.bcit.ca/learning-commons/contact-learning-commons/