World Language Tutoring

Fall tutoring will run from September 14 through December 9. All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

There will be no tutoring on the following dates:

11/25 through 11/30 (resumes Monday, 12/1)

Tutoring Schedule

Language Resources

Working as a Tutor

About World Language Tutoring:

Are you currently studying a world language? The Academic Resource Center offers free drop-in tutoring sessions in Arabic, Chinese, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish. No appointment is needed!

Some ways that tutors can help include:

Reviewing complicated grammar concepts
Assisting with pronunciation
Helping you practice conversational skills
Providing tips to help you study

Fill out our tutoring feedback form here

2025 Schedule:

Arabic

All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

Sundays: ICC 209A or via Zoom (click here to join session virtually)
Mondays: ICC 209A
Tuesdays: ICC 206B
Wednesdays: ICC 206B
Thursdays: ICC 206B

Chinese

All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

Mondays: ICC 207A or via Zoom (click here to join session virtually)
Wednesdays: ICC 207A
Thursdays: ICC 207A

French

All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

Sundays: ICC 205B or via Zoom (click here to join session virtually)
Mondays: ICC 205B
Tuesdays: ICC 205B
Wednesdays: ICC 205B
Thursdays: ICC 205B

Italian

All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

Sundays: ICC 205A or via Zoom (click here to join session virtually) (Note: No tutoring 11/23)
Mondays: ICC 205A (Note: No tutoring 11/24)
Wednesdays: ICC 205A

Japanese

All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

Sundays: ICC 207A or via Zoom (click here to join session virtually)
Mondays: ICC 203
Thursdays: ICC 207B (Note: No tutoring November 20)

Korean

All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

Sundays: ICC 208B or via Zoom (click here to join session virtually)
Mondays: ICC 208B

Spanish

All sessions take place from 8 to 10 PM.

Sundays: ICC 208A or via Zoom (click here to join session virtually)
Mondays: ICC 208A
Tuesdays: ICC 206A
Wednesdays: ICC 206A

Language Resources:

Arabic

Arabic Verb Moods (ElementaryArabic.com)
Arabic Verb Forms Table (TheArabicPages.Com)
All The Arabic You Never Learned The First Time Around
Cambridge English-Arabic Dictionary
Aratools Online Dictionary
Arabic Student’s Dictionary

French

Explain It To Me: Professor Webel
Tips for Learning a Foreign Language: French
Le Subjonctif Language Worksheet
French Subjunctivisor (LawlessFrench.com)

Spanish

Explain it to Me: Dr. Ronald Leow
Spanish Subjunctivisor (LawlessSpanish.com)
Spanish Grammar Quizzes (UWM.edu)
Spanish Grammar Lessons (SpanishDict.com)
English-Spanish Dictionary (WordReference.com)

Working as a Language Tutor:

Interested in applying to work as a language tutor? Take a look at some of our frequently asked questions below:

When can I apply to be a language tutor?

Language tutor recruitment begins about a month prior to the beginning of each semester. Any open positions for the fall semester will be posted in early August. Any open positions for the spring semester will be posted in December or early January. Language tutoring is on hiatus over the summer.

Where can I apply to be a language tutor?

Any open positions will be posted on GMS, which you can access through the student employment website.

There is no open position for the language that I speak, even though you offer that language. Can I still apply?

Available tutoring roles can vary semester to semester. If you do not see a position for your language by the time tutoring has begun for that semester, there is a good chance that there are no open positions within that language.

There is no open position for the language that I speak, and you do not offer that language. Can I still apply?

While we do add new languages to our tutor offerings, we do so based on conversations with department faculty rather than availability of tutors. If you are looking for opportunities working with languages that the ARC doesn’t offer, we recommend checking in with that language’s academic department.