Student Worker - Ministry/Bible Tutor

POSITION SUMMARY:

The tutor is responsible for individual and small-group tutoring and study supervision as assigned.

EXPECTED DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

● Meet with students on a one-on-one or small group basis to provide learning assistance

● Provide specialized tutoring in specific, approved subject areas

● Answer students’ questions concerning course content

● Aid students in the comprehension of course material

● Monitor student studying

● Attend tutor training sessions as required by the Coordinator of Student Success.

● Arrive on time and prepare for each assigned session

● Conduct each session in a conscientious, professional manner

● Help students become independent learners

● Maintain schedule on Upswing for individual appointments

● Maintain a practical understanding of how to use AI tools and ethical reasoning to improve critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

● Model appropriate study skills and behavior.

● Complete and return all required paperwork to the LRC Office

● Notify the Coordinator of Student Success of any concerns about students

MINISTRY AND BIBLE SKILLS:

● Understanding of the Old and New Testament principles and teachings

● Familiarity with using cultural context, literary analysis, and commentary analyses to understand key biblical texts

● Ability to make arguments for the bible’s credibility, truth, and reliability

● Experience in bible studies, analysis, and real-world applications

● Desire for learners to not only understand spiritual concepts but to see the Gospel transform their lives

● Adept in teaching methods to encourage learners to apply biblical teachings in their personal lives and communities

● Ability to simplify complex biblical doctrines into understandable terms for students of all faith backgrounds

QUALIFICATIONS:

● Minimum College CGPA of 3.0

● Grade of A or B in courses for which the student will provide tutoring

● Recommended by a member of the MACU Faculty, a member of the Student Affairs staff, and a MACU student peer

● Excellent oral and written communication skills

● Ability to work with students from varied backgrounds, age groups, and skill levels

● Appropriate level of responsibility, reliability, punctuality, and assertiveness

EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE:

● Preferred continuing student

● Preferred 3rd year/Junior year student

● Preferred Bi/multilingual (Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, etc.).

● Proficient in Microsoft Office, Google Suite

REQUIRED COURSE COMPLETION (or currently enrolled)

● BIOT 1103 - Introduction to the Old Testament 

● BINT 1203 - Introduction to the New Testament 

● BINT 1223 - Introduction to the Bible 

● BINT 3733 - Life and Ministry of Jesus 

● PHIL 2103 - Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics 

● PMIN 1103 - Foundations of Ministry 

● PMIN 1203 - Christian Formation 

● THEO 1103 - Biblical Life and Witness 

● THEO 2103 - Systematic Theology I 

● THEO 2203 - Systematic Theology II

PREFERRED COURSE COMPLETION (or currently enrolled)

● BINT 3303 - Romans 

● BINT 3103 - Synoptic Gospels 

● BINT 3603 - Hebrews & General Letters 

● BIOT 3713 - Prophetic Books/Eschatology 

● PMIN 3103 - Homiletics I 

● PMIN 3123 - Evangelism and Discipleship 

● PMIN 3203 - Homiletics II 

● PMIN 4233 - Nonprofit and American Church Law 

● PMIN 4303 - Leadership Formation 

● PMIN 4623 - Spiritual and Congregational Care 

● THEO 3403 - The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit 

● THEO 3603 - Spiritual Formation and Ministry 

● THEO 4323 - The Teachings of Wesleyan-Arminian Theology 

● THEO 4923 - Special Topics in Theology

COMPUTER SKILLS:

● Microsoft Office proficient; Google Suite proficient

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

● Sitting for extended periods, occasionally standing or walking, and having the ability to lift and carry objects up to a maximum of 20 pounds

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

● Quiet and relaxed atmosphere. Studious people who can contribute to a positive learning environment.