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CAT Center Tutors are now eligible to receive International Tutor Certification through the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA)!
Become a Tutor
If you are interested in becoming a CAT Center Tutor, please follow the steps below to apply for a position.
Note to applicants: Tutoring is a valuable experience to add to your professional résumé, and the first impression you make on a prospective employer is during the application process. When you submit your CAT Center tutor application via email, think of your email as you would a cover letter. Applications submitted without a message in the body of the email will not be considered.
Note to applicants: Tutoring is a valuable experience to add to your professional résumé, and the first impression you make on a prospective employer is during the application process. When you submit your CAT Center tutor application via email, think of your email as you would a cover letter. Applications submitted without a message in the body of the email will not be considered.
- Review the Tutor Qualifications to make sure you are eligible for a tutoring position.
- Read the Tutor Job Description.
- If you feel you would be a good fit for a CAT Center tutoring position, complete the Tutor Application (pdf) and email it to reich@email.wcu.edu. If there is an opening for the class(es) you are qualified to tutor, you will be contacted for an interview.
- Print out the Tutor Contract (pdf) and bring it with you to your interview.
- View the "WCU Security Awareness Presentation (PowerPoint),” print out and complete the Security Training Form (pdf), and bring the form to your interview.
- Bring one of the following forms of identification to your interview in order to verify your employment eligibility: a certified birth certificate, an official Social Security card, or a Passport.