Tutor. Tutors provide assistance to students enrolled in courses of regular instruction. Tutors do not work under the direct supervision of or in conjunction with the course instructor, nor are they involved in course preparation or evaluation. Tutors do not provide the same level of service to students that faculty or faculty assistants do, nor do they have the same level of responsibility or accountability.
Tutor. 1 a) This classification level is equivalent to the Tutor/Instructor Level 1 of the ESPS award.
Tutor. Employees serving as tutors shall be compensated at the base hourly rate at the BA, Step 0 level.
Tutor. This means a casual employee who is engaged in tutorial work for young children. The parent award for the purpose of this agreement is the Social and Community Services Employees (State) Award. These employees will be paid in accordance with the Tutors Salary Scale in Table 6 of Part D of this agreement, Monetary Rates. It should be noted that the rates in Table 6 include both the casual loading of 15% plus one-twelfth for annual leave.
Tutor. 1. The doctoral student's tutor must be a member of the TRS of the doctoral programme that belongs to the programme's academic committee.
Tutor. A tutor is assigned to you at the beginning of your studies. The tutor is a faculty member and ad- vises you in how to plan your studies. You can find your assigned tutor in myStudies/Functions. 2. Create Learning Agreement Please select “Learning Agreement”:
Tutor. During the term of this Agreement, to the extent required by law, Xxxxx agrees to maintain insurance that will insure against any and all liabilities, damages, injuries, or expenses that may arise from or result from the actions or omissions of Tutor and any of Tutor’s personnel. Such insurance may include, without limitation, workers’ compensation or occupational accident insurance (where permitted by law).
Tutor a. The term "
Tutor. A certified/licensed employee employed on an hourly as-needed basis, who is employed for a period of time not to exceed ninety (90) days in a contract year (See Article XXXI Section A).
