The University of Genoa provides you with three types of tutors, free of charge, who can help you enjoy your university experience. Host Tutor Host Tutor Have you just registered? . Welcome tutors can help you settle into university life, navigate your way around the various University facilities, find useful information and fill out your study plan. Educational tutor Educational tutor Do you need advice or support in tackling certain exams? You can turn to the didactic tutors - students enrolled in a Master's degree course or at least in the fourth year of a single-cycle degree course - who, thanks to their experience, can give you insights and suggestions on study methods. Au pair tutor Au pair tutor The au pair tutors can help you with one-to-one meetings to better organise your studies and prepare for exams.
Where and when to find tutors You can meet the tutors: on the first day at the presentation of your degree course. at the freshmen's day, organised by your degree course in the classroom during the first lectures Information about tutor locations and contacts are published on the Find Your Tutor page.
Tutors Tutor teachers are appointed by the course of study to offer assistance to students during their studies. In addition to carrying out their specific teaching duties, they facilitate the integration of freshmen into the university world and provide guidance to make their studies more effective and productive.
Do you want to become a tutor? If you are duly enrolled in the current academic year at the University of Genoa, you can submit applications for participation in the call for tutor selection, which is published once a year, usually in April/May.. To find out how to apply and the prerequisites for each profile, please read the call for applications very carefully on the Voglio fare il Tutor page. Below is some general information about the different types of tutors: Educational tutors and peer tutors (profile A) They carry out tutoring and didactic-integrative, preparatory and remedial activities and, in the case of peer tutors, for students with disabilities or DSA. To access this profile you must be enrolled: from the 4th year onwards of single-cycle degree courses at the University of Genoa to Master's degree courses at the University of Genoa to PhD courses with administrative headquarters at the University of Genoa as well as having an average of at least 24/30. This is the only type of tutor compatible with part-time collaborative activity (ex-150 hours) also at ALFA (ex-ARSEL) carried out in the same academic year. The gross hourly remuneration is €17.00 for teaching tutors and €21.00 for au pair tutors. They carry out tutoring and didactic-integrative, preparatory and remedial activities and, in the case of peer tutors, for students with disabilities or DSA. To access this profile you must be enrolled: from the 4th year onwards of single-cycle degree courses at the University of Genoa to Master's degree courses at the University of Genoa to PhD courses with administrative headquarters at the University of Genoa as well as having an average of at least 24/30. This is the only type of tutor compatible with part-time collaborative activity (ex-150 hours) also at ALFA (ex-ARSEL) carried out in the same academic year. The gross hourly remuneration is €17.00 for teaching tutors and €21.00 for au pair tutors. Peer Tutor (Profile B) They carry out individual coaching activities for their fellow students with disabilities or SLDs with the aim of eliminating or reducing the obstacles they may encounter in the realisation of their chosen educational pathway. They also carry out individual coaching activities for their fellow students with disabilities or SLDs with the aim of eliminating or reducing the obstacles they may encounter in the realisation of their chosen educational pathway. Before the start of the activity, there is a compulsory training course that provides both basic information on the University's services and specific details on the type of activity to be carried out. To be eligible for this profile, you must be a registered student: from the second year onwards of three-year degree courses and single-cycle master's degree courses at the University of Genoa (in possession of a certain number of CFUs, as specified in the Announcement) Master's degree courses at the University of Genoa to PhD courses with administrative headquarters at the University of Genoa A maximum of 200 hours may be worked and the hourly fee is €13.00, tax-exempt. They carry out individual coaching activities for their fellow students with disabilities or SLDs with the aim of eliminating or reducing the obstacles they may encounter in the realisation of their chosen educational pathway. They also carry out individual coaching activities for their fellow students with disabilities or SLDs with the aim of eliminating or reducing the obstacles they may encounter in the realisation of their chosen educational pathway. Before the start of the activity, there is a compulsory training course that provides both basic information on the University's services and specific details on the type of activity to be carried out. To be eligible for this profile, you must be a registered student: from the second year onwards of three-year degree courses and single-cycle master's degree courses at the University of Genoa (in possession of a certain number of CFUs, as specified in the Announcement) Master's degree courses at the University of Genoa to PhD courses with administrative headquarters at the University of Genoa A maximum of 200 hours may be worked and the hourly fee is €13.00, tax-exempt. Welcoming Tutor (Profile C) They carry out orientation activities welcoming and assisting freshmen by working with lecturers and technical-administrative staff throughout the year, both at the teaching facilities and offices of the Academic Area, and at the stands of the University Schools set up at orientation fairs, and as testimonials at secondary schools. Before the start of the activity, there is a compulsory training course that provides basic knowledge of the services provided by the University and of the specific characteristics of the individual course for which the activity is being carried out. In order to access this profile, it is necessary to be enrolled: from the second year onwards of three-year degree courses and single-cycle degree courses at the University of Genoa to Master's degree courses at the University of Genoa as well as possessing a certain number of CFUs, as specified in the call for applications. . It is possible to carry out a maximum number of 120 hours (subject to exceptions) and the hourly fee is €10.33, tax-free. They carry out orientation activities welcoming and assisting freshmen by working with lecturers and technical-administrative staff throughout the year, both at the teaching facilities and offices of the Academic Area, and at the stands of the University Schools set up at orientation fairs, and as testimonials at secondary schools. Before the start of the activity, there is a compulsory training course that provides basic knowledge of the services provided by the University and of the specific characteristics of the individual course for which the activity is being carried out. In order to access this profile, it is necessary to be enrolled: from the second year onwards of three-year degree courses and single-cycle degree courses at the University of Genoa to Master's degree courses at the University of Genoa as well as possessing a certain number of CFUs, as specified in the call for applications. . It is possible to carry out a maximum number of 120 hours (subject to exceptions) and the hourly fee is €10.33, tax-free. Profile Tutor Freshers Project (PM) They have the function of coordinating the activities of the welcoming tutors (Profile C) indicated by the Structures taking part in the Project and of supporting the team of teachers identified in the projects of the participating Departments, according to the directives and indications of the professional figure in charge of the guidance service. The other tutors have support and liaison functions between all the figures involved in the Project. They have the function of coordinating the activities of the welcoming tutors (Profile C) indicated by the Structures taking part in the Project and of supporting the team of teachers identified in the projects of the participating Departments, according to the directives and indications of the professional figure in charge of the guidance service. The other tutors have support and liaison functions between all the figures involved in the Project. If you need further information, you can contact the Orientation, Career Service and Inclusion Department - Interim Orientation and Tutoring Department
