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How to become a tutor at Mq? (1 Viewer)
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But say you go really well in a unit (ie, 80 or above) that is an elective, you can't become a tutor?
ilikecats
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A tutor for standard tutorials? As AsyLum has said, you need to be doing a Phd regardless.
A tutor for PAL on the other hand is different. If I recall at UWS tutors were chosen from students who had done exceptionally well in those subjects (ie. Deans Honours, top 5-10%)
The university brought in rules a few years ago that stopped anyone not in a PhD from being a tutor from what I remember. And doing really well equates to 95+ not 80+. 80+ isn't even a HD yet...
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True. a tutor told me PhD students are very likely to become a tutor if they want, or final year students of Actuarial Studies are possible as well.
.. so i was expecting too much when i got an HD for the subject :T
95+ is beyond really well. How many people get that?!
So, conversely, if you are doing a PHD, and got say a credit in the unit, could you still tutor?
No it's not, and it's not meant to be 'for everyone', you're rewarded for delivering something beyond the norm.
If you're doing a PhD you will be more likely to be asked to tutor, however, if you're a shit student, you're not going to be asked to tutor regardless.
If you're doing a PhD you will be more likely to be asked to tutor, however, if you're a shit student, you're not going to be asked to tutor regardless.
theism
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A tip is to be on familiar terms with your tutors/lecturers/professors/head of major/head of program.
That way when you apply your name will at the least be familiar.
That way when you apply your name will at the least be familiar.
But how do you define 'shit student'? What mark?
im assuming shit student = not great student which is less than 3.5 GPA at mq
Actually 4th year actuarial studies students can apply as a tutor.
There are couple of tutors who are 4th year last years and this years
D is only minimum requirement, and I don't think D is actually enough though.
There are couple of tutors who are 4th year last years and this years
D is only minimum requirement, and I don't think D is actually enough though.
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