Learn about our Tutors
On the right are the bio’s of each of our tutors, including their major, hobbies, and post-graduation plans.
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Meilan is currently a freshman at Michigan State University, where he studies Political Theory and Applied Mathematics. He hopes to attend law school after completing his undergraduate studies and eventually work in corporate law.
Meilan's work was made possible by the generosity of [Insert Your Business]
Why Tutor?
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Learn
Tutors learn just as much as those being tutored. Being a tutor helps develop communication skills, time management, patience, empathy and leadership. Learning Forward helps tutors grow the skills they will need for college, graduate school, and the workforce.
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Earn
Students shouldn’t have to choose between helping the community and earning money for college. Learning Forward grants its tutors a 'merit' scholarship, paying $25 per hour tutored during high school or college. These scholarships ensure tutors can dedicate their time to helping others without worrying about losing funds needed for further education.
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Community
Good members of a community recognize when others need help and finds ways to help them. By becoming a tutor, you are giving your time to a program that is constantly improving access to education for students from a variety of backgrounds.
Application Process
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Step One - Questionnaire
All prospective tutors must fill out an online application. The application is designed for Learning Forward to get a general overview of you and asks for basic information. Shortly afterwards an email will be sent to learn more about you.
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Step Two - Interview
Shortly after completing the questionnaire, Learning Forward will contact you to schedule an interview. The interview will be conducted by a current tutor or tutor supervisor. The purpose of the interview is to assess your soft skills and ensure you are ready to become a tutor.
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Step Three - Final Decision
After the questionnaire and interview, Learning Forward will make a decision about your application based on the need for tutors and available tutoring funds. If there is not a need for tutors when you apply, we will place you on a waitlist and contact you at a later time.