Student Tutoring
Student Tutoring
You can help to raise the achievements and aspirations of learners by taking part in a wide range of activities.
You'll act as an assistant, taking part in a wide range of activities alongside staff. You could get the chance to work in a:
- primary school
- secondary school or college
- special educational needs school
- department at the University
You'll gain valuable practical experience and the chance to develop:
- graduate skills and attributes
- occupational awareness
- the ability to set and work towards goals in the workplace
- the ability to talk about your skills and achievements in interview situations
School placements
We will usually arrange your school placement for you.
If you have a prior connection with a local school or college, perhaps as an ex-pupil or through a previous placement, it may be possible for you to arrange your own. In this situation, you must email csmodules@ncl.ac.uk before contacting them yourself.
Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check
You must apply for an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check (formerly CRB check) via the Careers Service. Information on how and when to apply will be sent to you after you register on the module.
Other routes available
You may also be interested in:
- volunteering through the Students' Union
- developing knowledge and skills using existing part-time work
You can view students talking about their experiences of the Career Development Module on our YouTube channel.