Applying
The student employees of The Learning Center help CSULB students on their academic journeys. They facilitate learning, help students build knowledge, and build their own professional experience. Every position at TLC offers an opportunity to work with a multitude of student populations, and serve the greater purpose of enhancing student success on campus.
Working at The Learning Center is rewarding and looks great on a resume. As a student, you may work up to 20 hours a week on campus, and may be employed by more than one program if you meet all the qualifications.
- Practice and improve your oral and written communication skills in a professional setting.
- Gain practical and independent experience with professional applications in a diverse work environment.
- Network and build relationships with peers, faculty, staff, and other CSULB campus entities.
- Gain mastery and deeper understanding of various academic disciplines.
- Professional development and training offered.
- Flexible hours (may vary by program).
- Interactive, energetic learning environment.
- Rate of Pay: varies by program
Academic Coaching
Not hiring at this time.
Supplemental Instruction
The SI program is no longer hiring for positions for Spring 2025.
Check this page in April 2025 if you are interested in a position for Fall 2025!
ESL, Tutoring, Front Desk
To apply for a position with ESL(Position Description), Content Tutoring (Position Description) or The Learning Center's Front Desk, please follow these steps:
- Complete our Application Form (Excel Document, please save this form to your computer and email to the appropriate contact listed below)
- Be sure to attach:
- your job resume (if applicable)
- one copy of your unofficial transcripts
- a letter of recommendation form as determined by your program: word version, pdf version
- Send email and attachments to:
- Tutorial Services
- Language and Writing Tutoring (ESL Specialist)
- Front Desk
- Be sure to attach:
You must be available to attend an interview.
Nondiscrimination Policy
Pursuant to Executive Order 1096 and 1097, California State University does not discriminate on the basis of race or ethnicity, color, creed, nationality, disability, medical condition, genetic information, gender/sex (including gender identity and gender expression), marital status, sexual orientation, age, genetic information, religion, as well as Veteran Status in its programs and activities, including admission and access.
