Hey everyone,

I'm already having trouble understanding the tutorial questions. I assume it'll get harder from here.

I am looking for a tutor. One that is willing to tutor for 1-2 hours a week.

Willing to pay $20 a hour if you're good.

Please send me an e-mail at [email protected]

Serious inquiries only please.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by Jason036

Hey everyone,

I'm already having trouble understanding the tutorial questions. I assume it'll get harder from here.

I am looking for a tutor. One that is willing to tutor for 1-2 hours a week.

Willing to pay $20 a hour if you're good.

Please send me an e-mail at [email protected]

Serious inquiries only please.

Thanks.

Hey, check your email

I'm in chem 1a03.. and it says on our sheet that a chemistry tutor is available in the basement of the Thode Science and Engineering library ... for free.

Yes, there are tutors at the Thode help centre for free, but those can get busy around exam time, you have to share them with other students and they're only there at certain times. It's sufficient help for many students, but if you're really struggling and want more personal/one-on-one help, then getting an actual tutor is probably a better option.
Dr Landry is currently putting together a list of TAs and other people (grad students, I guess?) who want to be put on a tutor list for this course. He can provide you with their contact information (or them with yours, I guess), and then it's up to you to arrange meetings and payment and whatnot. He sent out an email asking who wants to be on it a couple of days ago, so he probably already has some people listed. His office is ABB-121 if you want to ask him about it.

Yup, and their rates are around 20/h as well.

Originally Posted by Jason036

Hey everyone,

I'm already having trouble understanding the tutorial questions. I assume it'll get harder from here.

I am looking for a tutor. One that is willing to tutor for 1-2 hours a week.

Willing to pay $20 a hour if you're good.

Please send me an e-mail at [email protected]

Serious inquiries only please.

Thanks.

I'll tutor ya for free. I really love Chemistry and wasn't accepted as a TA this year.
PM me if your interested.

Originally Posted by Jason036

Willing to pay $20 a hour if you're good.

In that case, get a TA who's a graduate student (i.e. from the list Landry posts on avenue). I'm not knocking on undergrads as TAs because there are some really good ones, but I know when I took 1A03 the grad tutors were also tutorial TAs anyway.