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Berklee College of Music is seeking student tutors to assist with LMSC 208/209 courses on campus. The role involves tutoring, grading, attendance tracking, and material preparation, with a focus on acoustics concepts and problem-solving explanations.
Candidates should have earned a grade of B or better in LMSC-208/209 or the equivalent, and be enrolled as Berklee students. The position offers part-time hours at an hourly rate of $17.51.
In order to participate in Berklee Student Employment, a student must fulfill the following requirements:
The primary duty is to tutor students in LMSC 208 (all sections) who are having difficulties with the subject matter.
Secondary duties include assisting with the grading of exams, maintaining attendance records, and assisting with the preparation of materials.
Tutors are expected to assist current LMSC-208 and/or LMSC-209 students with questions/concerns regarding course material. As such, they should enjoy working with other students in a learning environment.
Tutors must be able to understand the students’ questions, and to explain proper problem solving skills.
Additionally, they must also be able to explain the main acoustic concepts covered in these classes, including sound waves, transmission of sound, noise reduction, etc.
Prospective candidates must have a grade of ‘B’ or better in LMSC-208, LMSC-209 OR the equivalent.
Hourly Rate: $17.51
Hiring Manager: Felipe Andrade-Santos
If you are looking to get involved with the Berklee community while earning some money, you may want to consider applying for student employment. The Student Employment program provides opportunities for you to work part-time on campus, thereby helping you to meet some of your living expenses. With more than 900 positions ranging from 10 to 15 hours of work per week, as well as daily opportunities for project-based temporary employment, student employment is a great opportunity for professional and educational growth.