You are not to discuss that these matters with other students or other tutors. If you are concerned about something that is revealed to you, speak with Margaret or Bill. Commitment Committed tutors perform above and beyond what is required. They willingly accept tutoring assignments and are flexible in scheduling, especially in emergency situations. They care, they attend meetings regularly, they communicate with supervisors and faculty, and they stick with the program, even when it is difficult.
Committed tutors invest a great deal of their time and energy.
As stated, it takes much more than good grades to be a tutor. It takes a great deal of patience and a double dose of understanding as well as the ability to get along with others. If you find yourself becoming frustrated, please let your supervisor know. It is important to remember that a tutee is a fellow student and a peer. Respect for and sensitivity to both individual needs and the tutorial process are keys to success.