Tutor; IWS

Position: Tutor (IWS)
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Posting Details

Position Type
IWS Budget Office

Job Title
Tutor (IWS)

Posting Number
STPO
198

Grade/Level
Level 5 - Distinctive Student Assistant

Hourly Rate for Job Posting
9.50

Anticipated Employment Start Date for Position
08/18/2025

Posting Category
Student - Institutional

Position details

Job Summary

In recognition that some student positions will not logically fit into Levels 1-4, Level 5 allows for distinctive student duties and responsibilities not relevant to routine academic and office jobs.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Duties and responsibilities will typically involve highly individualized tasks and skill sets. Examples in this category include, but are not limited to RA's, Eagle guides, academic tutors, general services workers, custodial workers, and agricultural services. This position will generally require one on one contact with internal and external customers. Other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

Other Duties and Responsibilities

Helps students with reviewing curricula and class assignments.

Assists with homework, projects, assignments, test preparation, presentations, assist in helping students with how to approach research, etc. The tutor is not permitted to perform work or complete assignments for the students they tutor.

Assists students with study skills focused on academic performance ranging from note taking in class to preparing for various assignments.

Provides constructive and positive feedback to students they tutor.

Assists with creation of study aids and study guides.

Interacts with faculty and present to classes to promote the Tutoring and Learning Center

Serves as an ambassador to help with recruiting other high-caliber peer tutors to work at the Tutoring and Learning Center

Works well in a team-environment but also comfortable with assisting students in a one-on-one basis.

Minimum Requirements

Must be a current MSU student
Must maintain satisfactory academic progress
Must feel comfortable using nominal judgment and possess basic analytical or decision-making skills
Must have the ability to understand and to follow written and verbal instructions
Must be able to operate equipment relevant to the distinctive position
Knowledge of the unique requirements of the placement location.

Additional Desirable Qualifications

Sophomore status, 30 hours completed
Excellent academic ability and communication skills.
At least a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
Ability to relate to and assist students from diverse educational, socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds.
At least an A or B in any tutored courses.
Ability to treat student information with confidentiality.
Ability to work and solve problems independently.
Ability to work with other tutors as a team member.
Interest in tutoring and serving other students.
Excellent computer skills.
Excellent writing skills

Physical Requirements

Working Conditions

Mostly working in an open lab. Work may involve a lot of varied activities and some interruptions. Workplace may at times be very busy. Must be able to deal with a variety of personalities.

Special Information/Instructions to Applicants