FAQ
In the workshops, you will learn the technical basics that are important for your work as a tutor or mentor. You can also develop personally and professionally and acquire key competencies (future skills) that will also be useful for your future career. Certificates of participation in the workshops can also be advantageous for job applications.
Tutors are usually students who work in teaching and impart subject content in tutorials, exercises or laboratories. They can also be involved in projects and provide specialist support to student groups. There are also tutors at the help desks for math and physics and in the Schreibwerkstatt.
In addition, tutors are employed in the first semester induction (ESE) who accompany groups of students during their first days at the university, provide them with important information and support them in finding their way around the university. These are known as ESE tutors.
Mentors are students who are working for the student mentoring program in their respective degree. They advise students in their degree program on various issues relating to their studies, such as questions about the course schedule, technical difficulties or exam stress. They offer consultation hours, answer questions by email or organize group meetings.
- General job advertisements of the university: Vacancies at Frankfurt UAS
- Ask the lecturers in your degree program about available tutor positions!