The Tutoring Times Newsletter for Higher Education Partners

September 2025

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September may be winding down, but the academic year is just getting started.

As students jump into learning new material (and identify which topics feel the toughest), expert tutoring, writing review, and test prep can help them stay confident and on pace.

Encourage students to start strong this fall and build healthy help-seeking habits by accessing your Tutor.com program.

Read on for new tutoring subjects, engaging outreach resources, upcoming webinars, and more!

All the very best,
Your Tutor.com Higher Education Customer Success Team

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Career and Technical Education (CTE) Subjects

Have you explored our new CTE subject offerings?

Red plus sign From dual-enrollment high schoolers to college freshmen to adult career changers, CTE students share a common need: personalized support.

Graph and beaker Tutor.com's new subjects—which we've added to higher ed programs at no additional cost—help learners build both foundational and industry-specific knowledge, empowering them to acquire sought-after skills and join the workforce quickly.

👉 Share info about these new services with your students and faculty. Reach out to your Customer Success Manager to strategize promotional outreach!

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Fall Outreach Kits

Don't forget to download this year's Fall Outreach Kits! Post fun graphics on social media, add them to webpages, and include them in emails.

TIP: Be sure to share your Tutor.com access instructions.

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Preparing for Your First Job Search

Support students as they work to secure their first internships and jobs. Invite them to attend our job search webinar on Tuesday, October 14 at 4:00 P.M. ET / 1:00 P.M. PT.

Register for all of our upcoming webinars at tutor.com/webinars!

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SMART Goals Flyer

Encourage students to set—and work to achieve—SMART goals this academic year.

We hope you'll click the graphic to download the flyer and provide actionable tips by sharing this article.

Will you be attending these October events? If so, we'd be delighted to connect in person!

National Forum to Advance Rural Education
Salt Lake City, UT
October 13–15

International College Learning Center Association (ICLCA) Conference
Rapid City, SD
October 20–23

"The tutor was not only helpful with providing assistance with my coursework, but offering words of encouragement. That was a plus for me."

Writing Tutoring

"She is so knowledgeable and patient! She has such a positive energy and is able to break the information down on a level of my understanding. Thank you [Tutor]! I look forward to working with you real soon!"

Nursing Tutoring

"My tutor was amazing! I was so nervous to try this service, but it helped me understand my questions so much better!"

Biology Tutoring

"This tutor really helped me to understand my assignment and made me feel confident."

Quantitative Reasoning Tutoring

"[My tutor] was awesome and he took the time to explain everything to me so that I could understand it better."

Computer Science and Technology Tutoring

Your Tutor.com for Higher Education Support Team is here to help. You can always find dedicated resources on our Partner Resource Center—and we love hearing from you, too! Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager or email us at clientsupport@tutor.com for program support anytime.


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