If you want immediate answers—from a real human being—to all your writing and communication questions, then it’s time to try our virtual drop-ins! The peer tutors who staff our drop-ins provide quick, real-time encouragement and feedback as you understand and plan your assignments, organi
Introducing the Winter 2019 undergraduate Peer Tutors:
Now that the new term has started, our four co-op students have arrived and are ready to help out at drop-ins and appointments! Learn more about our new co-op students.
Writing is a necessary skill no matter your program or academic year. Fortunately, most universities and colleges offer a free resource centre for assistance with improving this skill. If you ever struggle or need a helping hand with academic writing, the Writing and Communication Centre (WCC) is the place to be! If you still aren't convinced, here are five reasons to visit us.
Now that the new term has started, our new co-op student has arrived and is ready to help out at drop-ins and appointments! Learn more about our new co-op student.
Now that the new term has started, our three co-ops have arrived and are ready to help out at drop-ins and appointments! Learn more about our new co-op students.
The end of the term is fast approaching. This means that final projects are due. This means that exams are right around the corner. This means that there is a break coming up!
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Drop-in hours at the libraries are best spent helping students with their assignments. What I like most about being a tutor is that I am constantly reminded that I have an entire work term of no homework. I’m living in the liminal space: sitting on the sidelines and not being affected!
Drop-in hours at the libraries are best spent helping students with their assignments. What I like most about being a tutor is that I am constantly reminded that I have an entire work term of no homework. I’m living in the world of education’s liminal space: sitting on the sidelines not being affected!