Student Worker - Peer Tutor
Greenville University · Student Worker- Greenville University · United States · On-site
Posted Sep 8, 2026
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Description
The Peer Tutor provides academic support to fellow students through one-on-one and/or small-group tutoring sessions in an assigned subject area. Peer Tutors help students strengthen their understanding of course material, develop effective study strategies, and build confidence and independence as learners. This position plays a key role in supporting student success and retention across the university.
Subject Areas
Tutors are hired for specific subject areas based on institutional need and student demand, including:
Accounting
Advanced Mathematics / Math 105 / Math 144
Biology
Business Management
Chemistry
Computer Information Systems
Digital Media
Engineering
Marketing
Music Theory
Physics
Statistics
Writing Center (writing support across disciplines)
Key Responsibilities
Provide individual and/or group tutoring sessions in the assigned subject area(s)
Help students understand course concepts, assignments, and study material without completing work on their behalf
Assist students in developing effective study habits, time management, and academic strategies
Maintain accurate records of tutoring sessions (attendance, topics covered, session notes) as required
Communicate regularly with the Academic Support Services Coordinator regarding student progress, recurring challenges, or concerns
Refer students to additional campus resources (advising, ADA/accommodations, counseling, etc.) as appropriate
Maintain confidentiality regarding student academic performance and records
Attend required tutor training sessions and staff meetings
Uphold the academic integrity policies of the university in all tutoring interactions
Requirements
Currently enrolled student in good academic standing (minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0, or as otherwise specified)
Earned a grade of B or higher in the course(s) or subject area they wish to tutor
Faculty recommendation may be required
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Patient, approachable, and able to explain concepts clearly to peers with varying skill levels
Reliable, punctual, and able to commit to a consistent weekly schedule
Prior tutoring or peer mentoring experience preferred but not required
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