Supplemental Instruction Leaders
Supplemental Instruction Leader is a paid position, averaging 9-12 hours of work per week. Starting wage is $12.00 per hour, with pay increases each semester. Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a series of weekly group study sessions for students taking historically difficult courses. SI is provided for all students in the course section who want to acquire effective learning strategies, develop an understanding of difficult course material, and improve their grades. SI Leaders (or SILs) are responsible for facilitating these study sessions. SI Leaders are students who have successfully completed the course in a previous semester who then use that knowledge to help guide current students through course material. SILs receive training on how to plan and facilitate SI sessions, how to use active learning strategies and collaborative learning techniques to review content material, and how to engage students in the session.
Position Description
SILs have a variety of responsibilities including:
- Attend class and be a model student during class meetings
- Make regular announcements about SI sessions to the class
- Plan SI sessions
- Hold 2-3 SI sessions per week
- Hold 1 office hour per week
- Attend all SIL trainings
- Keep and maintain accurate session records
Qualifications
Qualified applicants must have taken the course they wish to be a Leader for and earned a B grade or higher. In addition, SI Leaders are expected to maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher throughout their employment. Highly qualified candidates will have experience in leadership or tutoring positions, are self-motivated, and have excellent time management skills.
Additional Details
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Why Should You Apply?
Being an SI Leader looks excellent on your resume. Our leaders love what they do and helping students. Other benefits of being an SI Leader include:
- Build a positive and rewarding relationship with cooperating faculty
- Improve your leadership and public speaking skills
- Improve your time management and organization skills
- Increase your content knowledge
- An opportunity to complete service learning hours
How to Apply
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Questions?
Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions you have about this position! Please e-mail Adam Freese at freeseaa@uwec.edu or call the Academic Skills Center at 715-836-2200 and ask for Adam.