Student Professional Tutor for Languages

About this position

Professional Tutors of Languages Description Contact: Dr. Ching-Hsuan Wu, Director of Multilingual Writing and Speaking Center ching-hsuan.wu@case.edu About the Center The Multilingual Writing and Speaking Center is a dynamic hub dedicated to advancing multilingual communication skills. Supported by the Eirik Børve Endowment for Foreign Language Instruction and inspired by Dr. Thalia Dorwick’s vision for excellence in language education, the Center empowers students to become articulate, confident communicators across multiple languages. Our mission is to integrate writing and speaking proficiency, strengthen grammar, style, and accuracy, and cultivate intercultural competence in multilingual contexts. We emphasize effectiveness in both written and spoken communication through enhanced precision in language use. We strive to enable learners not only to communicate, but to communicate effectively and efficiently. By championing the humanities as a cornerstone of global citizenship and lifelong learning, we prepare students to engage thoughtfully and successfully in an interconnected world. In relation to the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures (DMLL), the Center is not a stand-alone unit, but is structurally embedded within course design and instructional practices. Center consultations are integrated across assignments (e.g., film critiques, presentations, debate, capstone projects, and OPI preparation), following a clear process-oriented model of drafting, feedback, and revision. Student visits are distributed across the semester rather than clustered, and engagement is structured, quantified, and consistent, with multiple required visits tied to different stages of learning and assignment development. Position Overview We are seeking dedicated Professional Tutors of Languages to join our team at the Multilingual Writing and Speaking Center. Tutors provide individualized and small-group support to students working in a variety of target languages

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