When a student has a question or is stuck on a problem, a tutor can help guide the student through the reasoning and resources to find the solution. A tutor does not re-teach the material or review the subject material.
What do I bring to tutoring?
To get the most out of tutoring, bring a good attitude because you'll only get out of it what you put into it. In addition to a readiness to work and learn, students should also bring assignments, textbooks, notes and other course resources.
What types of tutoring are available?
Tutors can provide assistance in math, science, English.
Who are the tutors and what are their qualifications?
Our tutoring services are performed by peer tutors (Western Texas college students). All peer tutors have been recommended by an instructor.
How can I become a tutor?
If you're interested in becoming a tutor, see the job description and download application.
For more information: Contact Rebecca Schramm at rschramm@wtc.edu or by calling 325-574-7917
Location: The Student Success Center is located in building 18, room 102.
Evening Walk-In Hours:
- Monday: 6pm-8pm
- Wednesday: 6pm-8pm
Afternoon Walk-In Hours:
- Monday: 1pm-3pm
- Tuesday:1pm-3pm
- Wednesday: 1pm-3pm
Click here to make an appointment.
Emily Kincaid is also available on Tuesday and Thursday from 12:30-3:30 for help with English labs and papers. (Computer lab in 18-103). Please bring a printed copy of your rough draft.