Becoming a tutor
Thank you for your interest in becoming a tutor for Inter-Actief. Tutors play a crucial role in helping fellow students succeed academically. Please read the following paragraphs to make sure that you understand the context of tutoring at Inter-Actief. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out!
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What is tutoring at Inter-Actief?
At Inter-Actief, you, as a seasoned student, can help your peers succeed academically while leveraging our network. You'll assist students with specific subjects or courses. It's easy: they ask us for help, we match you based on your knowledge, you set up sessions that work for you both, and you provide personalized guidance. Plus, you can charge for your tutoring. You decide the rates and terms directly with your students, following our guidelines.
Tutoring Responsibilities
As a tutor, you'll have some key responsibilities:

  • Getting ready for tutoring sessions by reviewing the course material
  • Offer clear explanations and help to your tutees
  • Be on time and respect your scheduled tutoring sessions
  • Create a friendly and respectful learning environment
Payment and Compensation
Please note that payment for your tutoring services will be arranged directly between you and the students you are tutoring. Inter-Actief does not handle payments for tutoring services. This allows you to set your own rates and terms with your tutees, except for one rule. The minimum hourly payment is  €7 and the maximum hourly payment is  €15.
Questions
If you're ready to make a positive impact on your fellow students' academic journey and gain valuable teaching experience, we encourage you to complete this form. We look forward to welcoming dedicated and passionate tutors to our team :-)

If you have any questions, feel free to come by the Inter-Actief room, or send an email to education@inter-actief.net
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