What is Peer Tutoring?
Peer Tutoring is a FREE academic support service available to all Oregon Tech students. We offer in-person and online tutoring sessions with to support your courses and supplement your learning experience. We encourage a collaborative environment to review coursework, work through difficult subject material, and develop study strategies for upcoming exams. Turn your appointment into a study group, request weekly appointments for a dedicated study time, or drop by the tutoring center with last minute homework questions.
What are Learning Labs and where can I find them?
Learning Labs are our drop-in style tutoring spaces around campus. Perfect for quick questions, study groups, and spaces to work on your work just in case you need a little support at any point. They are available in person on the Klamath Falls campus, and some of them are now available through an online link! Check below for our "Tutoring On Campus" section where we have details posted each term about availability.
Peer Tutoring Services
One-on-One Tutoring
- Personalized support tailored to your learning needs. Meet individually with a peer tutor who can explain concepts, answer questions, and help you build confidence in the subject at your own pace.
Drop-In Tutoring
- Get quick help without an appointment. When tutors don't have a scheduled appointment, they can take drop-ins! Come by to ask questions, work through tricky problems, or clarify material. Perfect for when you just need a little extra support on the spot. If a tutor for a specific subject is not available, we can also help you find a time to work with them.
Group Tutoring and Study Sessions
- Learn alongside classmates in a collaborative setting. Work through course material together with guidance from a peer tutor, share strategies, and strengthen your understanding through discussion and practice. May be arranged for specific meeting times throughout the term, or just before a midterm or final exam.
Online and Distance Education
- Access tutoring from anywhere. Connect with a peer tutor through our online platform for the same helpful, student-to-student support—convenient, flexible, and easy to use.
Klamath Falls
Learning Resource Center
1st floor, right side
Please ask for assistance/directions at the entrance desk.
Drop-ins welcome & Appointments available
Monday - Friday 8-7
Portland-Metro
Wilsonville Campus
4th floor, Room 429
Please ask for assistance/directions at the entrance desk.
Drop-ins welcome & Appointments available
Monday-Friday 8-7
Contact
Learning Resource Center
Contact
For general questions, please email peertutoring@oit.edu.
New Scheduler will be up week 2!
Check back soon for updates! For now, here are the drop-in hours for Week 2 on both campuses (in-person only, email peertutoring@oit.edu if you need something online).
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Online Scheduling
Tutoring Around Campus!
Learning Labs are drop-in style tutoring hours!
If you are on the Klamath Falls campus, you can come by in person or connect with some of them online. If you are on the Portland-Metro campus, and online student, or part of any of our other campuses, some of them are available online (BIO, CHEM, and Applied Computing) and we are working to get the others online as well (Math, CSET).
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Online access to Chem Learning Lab Teams channel during open hours: | Online access to Bio Learning Lab Teams channel during open hours: |
| The Math Learning Lab will have online access midway through Fall term. Questions? Email peertutoring@oit.edu. |
| The Applied Computing Learning Lab is available online through our open Teams channel! Use this link during open hours to join and get some support from IT/CYB majors: Questions? Email peertutoring@oit.edu. |
CSET Learning Lab hours coming soon!
Mission:
The mission of the Peer Tutoring Center is to champion academic success by providing services and resources that foster the development of personalized learning.
Vision:
To support Oregon Tech students on an individual and group basis in face-to-face and online settings by working with institution and departmental faculty and staff to develop programs and materials that will strengthen skill building, enhance understanding, and achieve learning outcomes.
