Services for Students

At TASC, we can support your learning in a variety of courses and majors. We provide writing tutoring for all students, from first year to graduate-level, in all courses and disciplines. For course-specific tutoring, click on the buttons below to learn more.

For undergraduate students, you can make a tutoring appointment for writing support or help with a specific subject by logging in to Navigator. You will be prompted to sign in with your SF State ID number and password. If you need help, refer to our guide for scheduling a tutoring appointment. 

Graduate students can request an appointment for tutoring by filling out the information here. 

Refer to our list of courses we tutor to see if your class is listed.

Stop by LIB 220 or our Zoom reception room to talk directly with our front desk staff. If there is a tutor available, we will introduce you and you can get started. If tutors are all working with other students, we will offer to schedule an appointment for you for another time. Stop by during the hours listed below to schedule an appointment for later, ask questions about tutoring, and (if available) meet with a tutor right away for a drop-in session. 

Spring 2022

We offer workshops, study sessions, and writing groups for students. Our discipline-specific workshops focus on success in a particular course or subject area while our academic skills workshops will help you develop foundational skills for continued academic success. We offer study sessions weekly for certain courses. If you’re interested in a writing community, we offer writing groups for both upper division and graduate students. Click here to see the schedule of offerings.

If you’d like to write in the company of other students, if you need some accountability, and/or if you’d rather write in a community with a tutor present to answer quick questions, then one of TASC’s writing groups might be just the thing for you. To find out more, click on the link below that fits where you are in your SF State journey.

TASC offers tutoring for graduate students. Please fill out the request form below email us at tutoring@sfsu.edu to let us know what you need. If you want to work with a writing tutor, one of our writing faculty will reach out to schedule a brief, one-on-one meeting to find out more about you, what you are working on, and what kind of support you’d like.

TASC has created a self-paced set of modules to help students navigate digital learning environments, full of tips and strategies for studying online. All SF State students can access Learning Online 101, a self-paced workshop developed by the Tutoring and Academic Support Center and offered through iLearn. The workshops allow you to work at your own pace through four modules, boosting your skills and confidence with learning online. You can self-enroll if you click on this link and then login. 

Participate in this iLearn mini-course to learn about tutoring at SF State. We hope that when you finish, you'll be convinced that tutoring is for everyone!

This site contains resources and handouts that were created/compiled by the folks at TASC. They can be freely accessed and utilized by SF State students, tutors, and instructors.

Tutors at TASC are SFSU students who are passionate about teaching and learning and are knowledgeable in their fields. Throughout the semester, tutors

• Provide tutorial support services for SF State students in one-on-one appointments and drop-in sessions.
• Attend paid weekly education meetings facilitated by TASC faculty

The following documents are required as part of the application packet:

• Current resume with relevant work experience and completed coursework
• Cover letter that details why you're interested in becoming a tutor at TASC
• Unofficial transcripts to verify enrollment at San Francisco State University 
• Writing sample from GWAR/upper division course (reading/writing tutors only)
• Faculty referral is preferred from instructors who can attest to skills/abilities

We begin accepting applications about a month before the semester ends and conduct interviews during finals week, and if we still have openings, at the beginning of the new semester. Apply through our Handshake page using the button below. DACA recipients are welcome to apply.