Individuals who have excelled in a particular subject can use their expertise to tutor others looking for some extra help. Interviews typically consist of subject-specific questions that will assess your academic proficiency. You should also expect to answer some behavioral and situational questions, such as how you would motivate a disinterested or discouraged student. Skills that are sought after include interpersonal, problem-solving, and goal-setting abilities.
Even though I had taken a Human Anatomy and Physiology class in high school, the questions that the interviewer asked me to do were nothing I had ever seen before. So make sure to pick subjects that you did really well in high school or college (meaning B+/A- or higher)!
How would you handle a student that doesn't want to work or is unruly?
How would you handle a situation in which the client seemed unresponsive/unmotivated towards your tutoring methods?
nothing hard
Why do you want to become a tutor?
What tutoring experience do you have?
They asked about my tutoring background in detail.
How would I help a student who is visual?
They gave me a few difficult geometry problems to do based on the SAT. I also applied to teach Calculus so I had to solve a couple of Calculus problems.
How would you deal with a student that was unmotivated?
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