Tutor Networking and Collaboration Checklist ( TUTOR )

This checklist is designed to guide tutors in building professional networks and collaborating effectively with peers and educational institutions. It ensures that tutors engage in productive partnerships that enhance their tutoring effectiveness and student outcomes.

• Identify Networking Opportunities

  Research local and online events, workshops, or conferences where tutors can meet and collaborate with others in the education field.

• Join Professional Associations

  Sign up for relevant associations or groups for tutors which provide resources, discussions, and events.

• Engage in Online Forums

  Participate in online communities or forums specific to tutoring where you can share experiences and seek advice.

• Schedule Collaboration Meetings

  Set up regular meetings with other tutors or education professionals to discuss strategies, share resources, and support each other.

• Share Best Practices

  Create a document or platform for sharing effective teaching strategies and resources among the tutoring community.

• Participate in Peer Observations

  Arrange to observe fellow tutors’ sessions and provide constructive feedback, while also being open to receive feedback on your own methods.

• Network with Local Schools

  Reach out to local schools to establish connections that may lead to collaborative opportunities or guest tutoring sessions.

• Follow Up on Connections

  After networking events or meetings, promptly follow up with contacts to reinforce connections and explore opportunities for collaboration.