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Find out who to contact for questions about tutoring services at Acadia University, including paid tutoring, help centres, and tutor applications.
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For any questions about tutoring at Acadia — whether you're looking for a tutor, want to become one, or need help navigating academic support — reach out to:
Elisabeth oversees the tutoring program and can help with:
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Matching you with a faculty-recommended tutor
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Answering questions about the Tutoring Agreement Form
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Providing details about help centres and free academic support
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Guiding you through the tutor application process
Tip: Be sure to include your full name, student number, and course details if you're requesting a tutor — it helps speed things up!
📘 Helpful Definitions:
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Tutoring Services Coordinator: The staff member responsible for managing tutoring requests, tutor applications, and academic support logistics
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Faculty-recommended tutor: A peer or graduate student endorsed by instructors for their academic strength
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Help centre: A free drop-in space for academic support in specific subjects
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📝 Special Notes:
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Tutors are not assigned during final exams or summer intersession
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Sessions must take place in public campus spaces — not in residences or private homes
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For general academic support, you can also visit the ASU Supports Office in the Student Union Building