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Alma Mater Society of UBC Vancouver is seeking a Tutoring Coordinator to lead AMS Tutoring services, including drop-in and appointment tutoring, at the AMS Nest. You will coordinate tutors, manage scheduling, and work with campus partners to expand offerings.
The role reports to the Assistant Manager, Student Services and requires strong organizational and budgeting skills. Ideal for an active UBC student seeking hands-on program administration.
Position title: Tutoring Coordinator
Department: Student Services
Supervisor: Assistant Manager, Student Services
Employee status: Term, Appointed
Hours Per Week: 20
Salary / Wage: $23.10 per hour
Anticipated Start Date: As soon as possible
End date: April 30, 2027
The AMS Services’ main mandate is to offer services and resources to the membership which are in significant demand and aim to further the well-being of the membership as a whole.
Each of these Services are run by a Coordinator, and in some instances, with the help of Assistant Coordinator(s).
Each of the Coordinators will be overseen on a daily basis by the Assistant Manager, Student Services, a full-time, permanent, non-student role.
The Tutoring Coordinator manages and oversees AMS Tutoring – a service that provides free drop-in tutoring to UBC students in the AMS Nest and low-cost Appointment Tutoring.
AMS Tutoring is staffed by UBC students who are outstanding academics and with strong interpersonal skills. This position offers diverse responsibilities and an opportunity to expand your experience in administering programs, organizing workshops and marketing this useful and popular AMS Service. AMS Tutoring works closely with multiple UBC campus partners in facilitating joint staff training, promotions, group tutoring sessions, and other programming.
Must be a currently enrolled student at UBC Vancouver, eligible for the Work Learn program.
Current Students in an Undergraduate Program, Current Students in a Masters Program, Current Students in a Phd Program
Application deadline: 11:59pm September 27, 2026