Peer tutoring is available in-person and online to help you understand key concepts in your coursework.
Check the schedule for your program: Current Schedule
*Note that the Learning Commons does not offer tutoring in all programs all the time. But, with considerable overlap among computing programs, a tutor in a different area would be able to help you. For questions about subject area coverage, email learning_commons@bcit.ca
For more information on how tutoring works, 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/