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The help centre provides free drop-in tutoring to UNB students. To connect with a tutor, visit the Math and Science Help Centre's D2L site. This site is listed under Free Course Registration on D2L's main page.
In addition to having small class sizes and personable instructors, UNB Saint John has taken extra steps to ensure you have the tools to succeed in university math and science.
The Flora Beckett Math and Science Help Centre provides additional help to students encountering problems in their mathematics and intro science classes. The Help Centre comprises a team of qualified tutors coordinated by a faculty member from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Services provided through the Help Centre are free to all full and part-time UNB students.
Tutoring help is available and no appointments are needed.
For more information, or if you're interested in working in the Math and Science Help Centre, please contact Shokat Keshavarzi at mathhelp@unb.ca.
Does math make you anxious? Are you worried that you may not be prepared for university math?
The Flora Beckett Math and Science Help Centre offers a Math Readiness Program. The program is designed to assess a student’s mathematical strengths and weaknesses, and to provide them with a flexible, personalized learning plan to help make them university math ready.
This program is free of charge to all UNB students and is targeted at first-year students enrolled in an entry-level math course. Interested students are encouraged to register early since participation is limited.
Students interested in participating in the program can contact Shokat Keshavarzi, Coordinator, at mathhelp@unb.ca.
The Math and Science Help Centre is currently looking for qualified student tutors in math, stats and general intro science.
Student tutors will work as part of the Math and Science Help Centre (MSHC) team under the supervision of the MSHC coordinator. Tutors will provide tutoring assistance to first-year undergraduate science students in one-on-one and/or group settings, as well as assist with exam review sessions and short workshops. To qualify, candidates should have excellent grades in their key area of study within science. Ideal candidates will match strong academic performance with an interest in education. Strong communication skills are a definite asset.
Application forms can be submitted to Shokat Keshavarzi, Coordinator, at mathhelp@unb.ca. Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled.