Varsity

Question 1

Why do you want to be a tutor?

Answer 1

I love the feeling of helping someone understand a concept they were struggling with, and I’m eager to use my knowledge and skills to support students in their learning journey.

Question 2

What are your greatest strengths?

Answer 2

I’m a patient and empathetic communicator, and I’m confident in my ability to break down complex concepts and explain them in a way that’s easy to understand

Question 3

What are your weaknesses?

Answer 3

I can sometimes be too hard on myself, but I’m actively working on finding a balance between striving for excellence and being realistic about my progress.

Question 4

What is your educational background?

Answer 4

I graduated with a degree in music from Etobicoke School of the Arts, and I excelled in courses related to English, math and sciences like chemistry and biology

Question 5

How do you handle distractions during a tutoring session?

Answer 5

I would create a quiet and organized space for tutoring sessions, and I would use positive reinforcement to encourage students to stay focused and engaged.

Question 6

How would you motivate a demotivated student?

Answer 6

I would start by identifying the student’s strengths and building on them. I would also make learning fun and engaging, and I would celebrate their progress, no matter how small.

Question 7

How do you incorporate e-learning into your tutoring sessions?

Answer 7

I’m comfortable using online platforms for sharing documents, conducting quizzes, and providing feedback. I’m also open to exploring new tools and technologies to improve my tutoring sessions.

Question 8

What would you do if your student did not accomplish an assigned task?

Answer 8

I would have an open and honest conversation with the student to understand why they struggled with the task. I would then work with them to identify the root cause of the problem and provide additional support or resources.

Question 9

Describe your tutoring philosophy and how it influences your teaching methods.

Answer 9

I believe that learning should be an engaging and interactive process. I would adapt my teaching methods to suit the students’ learning styles and needs, and I would create a positive and supportive learning environment.