Benefits of working in the CASM
- Gain tutoring and workplace experience
- Flexible scheduling to accommodate your class schedule and extracurriculars
- Achieve one to two levels of internationally recognized tutor training certification under the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA)
- Pay raises for attaining CRLA certification, completing the math/stats core, and for the number of semesters you've worked
- Access to various reference materials, practice problems, topics schedules, and problems with answers for most math and stats courses up to the 3000-level
- Access to the CASM location after operation hours
- Work with other folks who enjoy mathematics and statistics
Required qualifications
Before you apply, check and see if you meet the minimum job qualifications.
- Successful completion of Calculus I & II with a B average or higher AND either
- Linear Algebra or Differential Equations with a B or higher OR
- demonstrated proficiency with tutoring (CRLA certification)
- Successful completion of STAT 2050 with a B or higher AND either
- Calculus I and COSC 1010 or COSC 1030 with a B average or higher or
- a 3000 or 4000-level stats class with a B or higher
- demonstrated proficiency with tutoring (CRLA certification)
Available to tutor for a minimum of four hours per week and attend a minimum of two hours of training per week.
- Be prompt and present at all assigned shifts
- Assist students on a drop-in basis (in the CASM or Step Satellite) or one-on-one basis (in STEP) with anything from homework questions, exam reviews, study skills, or general mathematics/statistics questions.
- Attend a weekly mathematics/statistics content training meeting.
- Complete CRLA level 1 certification within your first year.
- Demonstrate a willingness to improve as a tutor.
- Demonstrate a willingness to master core subject material.
