Notices
Peer Tutoring is now digital to meet our students needs and help them to be amazing!
We are still accepting applications for peer tutors
For details on how to apply, please see the 'Becoming a Peer Tutor' section below. The full list of programs needing peer tutors is listed under "Posters" and on the Library's social media.
Peer Tutoring
The Peer Tutoring Program allows students who are excelling academically to help other students by leading drop-in tutorial sessions for a variety of subject areas and programs. Tutors work with tutees to review course material and work through questions together; however, tutors do not re-teach an entire class or help tutees complete entire assignments.
How Does the Program Work?
Becoming a Tutor
Being a Peer Tutor is a great opportunity to gain work experience, expand your knowledge of course material, and have a convenient on-campus job that works with your schedule.
Students Interested in Being Peer Tutors:
When Do I Apply?
Benefits of Being a Peer Tutor:
Tutee Responsibilities
Tutees (students getting tutoring) have the following responsibilities:
Before the tutoring sessions:
During the tutoring session:
Still Having Difficulty?
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Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
P6B 4J3
(705) 759-2554 ext. 2711
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Off-Campus Access
To access the databases from off-campus:
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Don't know your PIN?
PINs are emailed to Sault College accounts on the 6th of every month.
Look for "Library Notice" from "Sirsi".
Or you can reset your PIN on your own.
Follow the instructions here: www.saultcollegelibrary.ca/blog/Library-Pin