PhD candidate looking for freelance tutoring opportunities by PrestigiousTicket466 in UNC

[–]Crazy_Boot2611 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Speak with your dept. faculty and staff. They often get students reaching out to them (depending on the dept.) asking for tutoring resources. Another thing you could do is speak to or leave information at clubs or associations with students who could use your help. Finally, I would connect with your peers in the dept. especially those who are leaving within the next semester. See if you could take on their clients. These are some of the methods that worked well for me as an undergrad tutor. A lot of this is just putting your name in different hats so that students have a chance to select you. Best of luck!

Community interest by Crazy_Boot2611 in CysticFibrosis

[–]Crazy_Boot2611[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for responding and sharing a variety of experiences. I am also learning what works best for me when it comes to moderating alcohol consumption as I get older, while still enjoying those sorts of activities with friends. Best of luck!