The program is funded jointly by Ontario's Ministry of Education and the Peel District School Board. To become a tutor, you must be enrolled in an Ontario college or university. Preference will be given to students in mathematics, science, applied science, or technology programs or students who demonstrate a great aptitude within one of these areas. We need many tutors in elementary and secondary schools in the municipalities of Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga. Tutors will work up to 200 hours during the school year from September to June.
Schools offer a flexible work environment - the work schedule is based on the tutor's availability.
Your covering letter should outline why you would like to be a tutor, your experience or interest in working with children, an overview of the program you're currently enrolled in and indicate where you would like to work, Brampton, Caledon or Mississauga. Your covering letter and resume will be sent to a program co-ordinator for your area. You will be asked to attend an interview with the principal and teachers at the school. You should expect to receive a phone call within two weeks of applying for the job. Tutors who are hired will be required to provide proof of a negative TB test.