Provides essential student support services in the form of mathematics tutoring and recruiting, supervising and training other tutors. Assists in scheduling and evaluating staff, managing budget, and creating and assessing tutoring center objectives.
Tutors students in both developmental and highest college-level mathematics courses.
Works collaboratively with math department faculty to support course learning objectives.
Hires, trains, schedules, manages, and evaluates associate and peer tutors.
Coordinates training and assessment activities with Academic Success & Tutoring managers/coordinators to document, evaluate, and advance center learning objectives based on CRLA certification standards.
Supervises scheduling of math tutoring staff; arranges for additional help or reduction of staff depending on center use and budget.
Manages day-to-day tutoring center operations; assign tasks and duties to tutors.
Interprets and communicates math tutoring policies and procedures to staff and students; assists in creation of policies and procedures; explains and enforces College policies, safety rules and regulations.
Handles personnel and student issues within scope of job description.
Meets with math faculty to ensure center programming aligns with department and class expectations/ objectives.
Communicates regularly with tutoring staff, Academic Success manager and coordinator, and campus counterparts to advance campus & district objectives.
Uses technology to track data and prepare statistical analysis of center activities.
Attends meetings, workshops, and special classes; serves on various campus committees.
Develops math success workshops and promotes Academic Success events across campus.
Performs other job-related duties as assigned.
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor’s in Math or related STEM field and 3+ years' work experience.
College level tutoring experience.
The knowledge of and ability to tutor higher-level math and/or other STEM-related courses.
Ability to effectively communicate with a diverse student and employee population.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Ability to work in an environment of constant interruptions while remaining patient, empathetic, and polite.
Strong organizational skills and ability to establish priorities.
Technological proficiency.
Preferred Qualifications:
Master’s degree in Mathematics or related STEM field and 1-2 years' work experience
Experience teaching (preferred, not required).
Experience with a College Reading and Learning Association certified tutor training program (preferred, not required).
STLCC has provided opportunity for all. As the largest higher educational institution in the region, STLCC has served more than 1.2 million students. Over 50% of households in the St. Louis area are represented in our former and current student body. Since 1962, St. Louis Community College has held fast to the fundamental belief that education has the power to lift us up — as individuals, as communities and as a city.
Today, STLCC consistently ranks among the top associate degree-awarding institutions in the United States. As we launch students into new and better careers, four-year degrees and richer lives, we strengthen St. Louis one student at a time. The College employs 1,400+ full-time faculty and staff and 2,300+ part-time faculty and staff
