Peer and Professional Tutoring

Our professional staff select and train our peer tutors in a collaborative approach that helps students become self-aware, interdependent learners. Tutoring is available in writing and research, mathematics, science and other content areas.

Individual Tutoring

Work with a tutor individually to collaborate on course material and focus on developing your skills and learning strategies that will help you become a more powerful learner. You are welcome to 1 hour of free individual tutoring per week for each UNH Manchester class in which you are enrolled.

Make an Appointment

We offer both in person and online tutoring opportunities. If you are a UNHM student, please visit the CAE MyCourses page to see a list of our current services and/or make an appointment with a tutor!

Class-Link Tutoring

Many UNH Manchester courses are paired with class-link tutors. These tutors are students who have been successful in the same course; they attend the class and provide a peer perspective on the material. Class-link tutors may participate in class discussions, problem solving, activities, and workshopping papers.

The class-links are not teaching assistants. Because they have no authority over the students in the class from a grading or instruction standpoint, class-link tutors can offer students a different perspective than instructors can provide.

More information for instructors

Math (& COMP 405) Drop-in

Have a quick math question? Working on a project for COMP 405? In addition to one-on-one tutorials and study groups, you are welcome to attend as many math drop-in hours as are available. No appointment necessary. Stop by the CAE at the times listed below.

Math drop-in
Tuesday	12-12:50 p.m.
Wednesday	12-12:50 p.m.
Exceptions Tuesday, October 24: no drop-in hours Tuesday, November 14: no drop-in hours

Study Groups

Work with peer or professional tutors who facilitate a group study session based on your questions and needs. To make the most of your study group time, please read course notes/textbook sections and attempt any homework problems before you arrive. We look forward to seeing you at one of the study groups.