Tutoring

Overview

Tutorials are an important pedagogical tool used by lecturers to promote deep learning of course content. Tutorials provide students with structured academic support that complements lectures and enhances understanding of key concepts. Lecturers will inform students if a tutor has been allocated to their module and will provide details regarding tutorial times and arrangements.

What is a tutor?

A tutor is a trained senior student who has completed the same qualification as you and has a good academic background in the subject. Tutors work closely with lecturers to support students academically and to reinforce learning in a supportive environment.

What is a tutorial?

A tutorial is a learning session led by a university tutor for an individual or a group of students. Attendance is compulsory. During tutorials, students can ask questions, clarify lecture content, participate in learning activities, and receive guidance on upcoming assignments, tests, and examinations.

How will you benefit from tutorials

Regular participation in tutorials can significantly benefit you academically by improving your understanding of course material, strengthening problem-solving and critical thinking skills, and helping you prepare more effectively for assessments.

Do you need more information

If you have any questions about tutorials or require further information, you are welcome to contact the Tutor Coordinator on your campus for assistance.