The Success Centers are always looking for responsible and dynamic individuals to tutor a variety of subjects.   

Download the Tutor/SI Application and apply today!

For questions about applying for or working as a Success Center tutor, please contact Sean Dominguez or Susan Fintland.

Requirements for becoming a tutor

• Completion of each subject you wish to tutor with an earned grade of B or higher.
• Prove your status as a full-time (12 units) student if you are an undergraduate attending a community college or university, or be enrolled in at least one class if you are a graduate student or enrolled in a credential program.
• Submit a completed Employment Application and Availability Schedule.
• Submit a copy of your transcripts indicating completed coursework and grades.
• Have an instructor in the discipline you wish to tutor complete and submit the Academic Reference Form.
• Be interviewed by the appropriate Success Center supervisor.

Guidelines as a Tutor

• Complete a six-week training program that will introduce you to the basic concepts of tutoring (Your supervisor will explain the specific course requirements).
• Submit proof of current full-time enrollment.
• Complete ongoing training (in the form of an orientation or training sessions) at the specific Success Center where you are hired.
• Attend regular meetings as assigned (varies by Success Center).
• FOR NEW LBCC EMPLOYEES. You must fill out and submit the necessary forms for Human Resources/ Payroll, complete a TB test and possibly a LiveScan background check before you begin work.

Additional Tutoring Information

• Tutors are paid according to their experience as tutors and their conferred degree.
• Tutors will be able to work for a maximum of six semesters, subject to semesterly evaluation by their supervisor.
• Tutors can work a maximum of 20 hours per week, subject to departmental budget and availability of hours.
• FOR ENGLISH TUTORS ONLY. Please submit a writing sample of at least three pages and in MLA format along with your application materials. This can be a paper you have submitted for a class, as long as it is a clean copy (no instructor marks, grade, etc).