Each semester the GEAR UP Tutoring Program recruits Math and Science Tutors to work with local middle school students. Three units of college credit are offered via enrollment in TE 211 & TE 362. The position also pays $10/hour for those who are work study eligible. For more information contact the GEAR UP office at 619-594-4149 or 619-594-8626 or e-mail cmeza@projects.sdsu.edu.
Minimum Tutor Requirements
Math & Science Tutors must enroll in TE 211 and TE 362 (see recruitment flyer for schedule....available soon) and must tutor 10 hours per week minimum at one of our selected school sites.
School Districts Served
Talent Search Tutors will work in the Sweetwater Union High School District with the following junior high and high schools: Chula Vista, Castle Park, Granger Jr., Mar Vista, Montgomery, Southwest, and Sweetwater.
Schedule Coming Soon – Fall 2008 TE 211 & TE 362 Courses
Math & Science Tutors must enroll in TE 211 and TE 362 (see recruitment flyer for schedule....available soon) and must tutor 10 hours per week minimum at one of our selected school sites.
School Districts Served
Talent Search Tutors will work in the Sweetwater Union High School District with the following junior high and high schools: Chula Vista, Castle Park, Granger Jr., Mar Vista, Montgomery, Southwest, and Sweetwater.
Schedule Coming Soon – Fall 2008 TE 211 & TE 362 Courses
Tutor Application (Fall 2008) Tutor Application - Rehire (Fall 2008)
Talent Search recruiting tutors for Fall 2008
Earn 3 units of credit for assisting middle/high school students and instructors in their classes and/or after school. Volunteer tutors will serve as mentors and role models to low-income, potential first-generation college, underrepresented students. Our program is geared toward encouraging all students to succeed in their educational goals and to pursue a college education. For more information please contact the Talent Search Program at 619-594-6667 or e-mail cofranklin@projects.sdsu.edu.
→ Go to the Talent Search Jobs page
Earn 3 units of credit for assisting middle/high school students and instructors in their classes and/or after school. Volunteer tutors will serve as mentors and role models to low-income, potential first-generation college, underrepresented students. Our program is geared toward encouraging all students to succeed in their educational goals and to pursue a college education. For more information please contact the Talent Search Program at 619-594-6667 or e-mail cofranklin@projects.sdsu.edu.
→ Go to the Talent Search Jobs page
Upward Bound recruiting mentors for Fall 2008
Each semester the Upward Bound Programs recruit tutors to work at local high schools. To find out how you can take advantage of this great opportunity, contact the Sam Cortez at 619-594-1683 or e-mail scortez@projects.sdsu.edu.
→ Go to the Upward Bound Jobs page
Each semester the Upward Bound Programs recruit tutors to work at local high schools. To find out how you can take advantage of this great opportunity, contact the Sam Cortez at 619-594-1683 or e-mail scortez@projects.sdsu.edu.
→ Go to the Upward Bound Jobs page
