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Nicola Poppitt September 2018

Understand the principles and key responsibilities of personal tutoring, including staff resource allocation, role definition, and student expectations. Learn about the recommended practices for effective student support and the importance of guidance in academic success.

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Nicola Poppitt September 2018

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  1. PERSONAL TUTORING Code of Practice Staff Briefing • Nicola Poppitt September 2018

  2. What is CME

  3. The recommended staff resource allocation for Personal Tutoring is one hour per student per year. • The Personal Tutor is an Academic role. • Where possible students will be allocated a Personal Tutor from their general discipline area. • All Academics do not need to take on the role of a Personal Tutor. • The allocation of Personal Tutors will be determined by the School Executive Team on an annual basis but where possible adhering to the principle below. • Where possible students are allocated a Personal Tutor for the duration of their Course. • Students will be informed of alternative support contacts should their Personal Tutor be unavailable for a length of time due to unforeseen circumstances. Principles of Personal Tutoring

  4. Under exceptional circumstances, students may request a change of Personal Tutor. • Where appropriate, for example where students are studying off-campus, Personal Tutoring can be arranged electronically. • Staff Development will be provided to support Personal Tutors in their role. • A recognised role with oversight of Personal Tutoring within each School would be beneficial e.g. PL Learning and Teaching. • All undergraduate and postgraduate students (full time and part time) will normally be informed of their Personal Tutor during the first week of their Course. • Some Personal Tutor meetings may be group-based, but all students should have the opportunity for individual meetings with their Personal Tutor. Principles of Personal Tutoring

  5. Key Responsibilities of Personal Tutors

  6. Key Responsibilities of Personal Tutors

  7. Proactive approach to Personal Tutoring providing structured opportunities to meet with Personal Tutees (both group and individual opportunities) Personal Tutor Meetings with Students Personal Tutor

  8. Further Support and Sources of Information

  9. Student and Library Services Key Information Guide • Careers Service: Help for Staff Students Union

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