Happy back to school, everyone! Do you remember how to divide fractions? Me neither!
Have you ever had a student ask you for help with their essay or, even worse, a math problem? We do a lot in our roles as library staff, but some things are best left to the pros! Things like algebra. Or chemistry. Or pretty much anything other than library and information science.
Or maybe you have a school group visiting, and you want to provide tutoring and homework support but, again, you are a library worker not a formally trained, subject-specific tutor.
Or maybe you have ambitious programming goals and want to be able to support after-school tutoring without the gnawing fear of having to field pre-calculus questions.
Good thing Tutor.com is here for you!
Look at all the options on this JotForm!
The team at Tutor.com has deployed this quick form to reserve specific time slots for multiple tutors across a variety of subjects. This allows you to bring Tutor.com into any after school homework hours that you may have, host a Tutor.com walkthrough, or even hold resume/cover letter workshops for your adult community. It’s essentially like having a small army of tutors at the ready to support learners of all ages. Once a user experiences a tutoring session for the first time, they are far more likely to return and take advantage of other available resources.
If this sounds like a good deal (it is), all you have to do is fill in this JotForm at least three days in advance of your program date.
-Mary, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh