LEAD Tutor- Lebanon Campus

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Position Title

Position Control Number

Position Control Number T00492

Type of Position

Type of Position Temporary / Contract

Position Status

Position Status Temporary/Contract

Department

Department 4009-Learning Enhancement / Academic Development

Campus

Campus Western University Campus-Lebanon, OR

Position Location

Job Summary

Under direction, the LEAD Tutor will work regularly with a group of students through the LEAD Tutorial Assistance Program (TAP). The LEAD Tutor will supply effective facilitation in a manner complementing students’ academic skills while developing mastery of subject material. Student independence rather than tutor dependence will be the emphasis of the LEAD Tutor. Tutoring sessions may be held via virtually and may be held on campus, depending on the content.

This position will also plan, prepare, and deliver large group review sessions to be held virtually and on campus as well. Finally, the LEAD Tutor will serve as a mentor for new tutors.

• Strong understanding of assigned academic subjects to effectively support students in developing mastery of course material.
• Knowledge of tutoring strategies, learning theories, and facilitation techniques that promote student independence rather than tutor dependence.
• Working knowledge of virtual learning platforms and online communication tools used for remote tutoring and large-group review sessions.
• Familiarity with institutional academic support services, policies, and procedures relevant to the LEAD Tutorial Assistance Program (TAP).

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with faculty, staff, students, and external contacts.
• Skilled in planning, preparing, and delivering large-group review sessions both virtually and on campus.
• Strong skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Google Docs, and other required software programs.
• Capable of managing multiple tutoring groups, preparing materials, and maintaining accurate session records.

• Ability to guide small groups of 8-15 students through structured tutoring sessions that enhance comprehension and academic performance.
• Ability to mentor new tutors by modeling best practices, offering guidance, and supporting their professional development.
• Ability to motivate and engage students in active learning, fostering independence and confidence.
• Ability to conduct tutoring sessions in both virtual and on-campus environments, adjusting methods to meet student needs.
• Ability to work cooperatively with program staff, faculty, and fellow tutors to support program goals.
• Ability to prioritize tasks, manage tutoring schedules, and prepare materials efficiently.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality, demonstrate reliability, and uphold high standards of conduct in all interactions.

Required Qualifications