Informationen auf Deutsch finden Sie hier.

Website: http://www.in.tum.de/Tutorbetrieb

Contact via: tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de

You can find us in room 02.12.052 . 

The Tutor Coordination Office recruits student tutors for compulsory courses and several elective courses, trains them in a three-day block seminar and assists them throughout their time working as a student tutor.

Student tutors without a first higher education degree currently receive 12 Euros per hour. Student tutors with a first higher education degree (e.g. Bachelor degree) receive 14 Euros per hour. 

I would like to become a Student Tutor!

In order to apply for a tutor position, please register here: https://astra.cit.tum.de/login. On the ASTRA website you can provide information from your CV and choose lectures you would like to apply for. In case you apply for multiple lectures, you can indicate a rank in priority. 

At the beginning of the semester, student tutors have the option to register for a Didactics Seminar (offered in German only). After successful participation you will be credited 4 ECTS (module "Überfachliche Grundlagen"). 

You have a Tutor Contract at the School of CIT and need additional Hardware to be able to work remotely?

We can gladly help - for more information please check section 'What are the Tasks of the Tutor Coordination Office?' 

What are the tasks of the Tutor Coordination Office? 

• Training of Tutors: At the beginning of the semester, first-time tutors have the option to attend a Didactics Seminar (held in German). After successful participation, student tutors can get credited with 4 ECTS.
• Administrative Tasks: The Tutor Coordination Office gathers all required documents for the working contract from the students and forwards them to the department "Servicebüro Hilfskräfte". 
• General Infopoint for Student Tutors: We gladly help student tutors in case of questions regarding the tutor employment e.g. questions regarding the onboarding process, forms and documents, etc. 
• Semester-Overlapping Tutor Employments: For the application process, we factor in the experiences lecturers/instructors made with previously selected student tutors. We therefore appreciate feedback on selected tutors. The Tutor Coordination Office also assists in case of problems between tutor and instructor and is here to mediate.
• Providing Tutors with Hardware Devices: The Tutor Coordination Office can provide tutors with different hardware for carrying out tutorials or correcting assignments. The following devices are available for lending:

             - 12,9" iPad Pro Wi‑Fi 128 GB mit Apple Pencil (2. Generation) und Smart Keyboard Folio für das 12,9" iPad Pro (4. Generation):
             - Logitech C925e Webcam mit Video: 2,0 (HD 1.080 p)Megapixel und USB-Anschluss:
             - Grafiktablet WACOM One M, kompatibel zu allen gängigen Grafik- und Bildbearbeitungs-Programmen
             - Rode NT-USB USB-Kondensatormikrofon mit Standfuß und Popschutz
             - Stand for microphone or webcam

The hardware is only available for tutors who are employed at the School of CIT. We offer the hardware first-come, first-served. For the hardware request, we need the TUM-ID as well as a telephone number of the tutor. The complete request can be sent by e-mail to tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de?subject=Hardwarebedarf 

• The instructors are responsible for the content of the exercises, the structure and organization of the tutorials and most importantly for the instruction of and communication with the tutors. Please read the following section carefully and contact us in case of questions. 

  1. Applying for a Budget & Reviewing Budget

  Based on the information from TUMonline and the expected student numbers determined by the Academic and Student Affairs (CIT) - School Office, a budget is approved for each compulsory and several elective courses. The current determined budget-overview can be viewed here. Instructors should review the approved budget before the start of the semester in order to inform us about updates or request a revision. Questions regarding the available budget can be addressed to anton.frank@tum.de.

  2. Recruiting Tutors

  One of our team's tasks is the recruiting of student tutors. As an instructor, you are welcome to actively participate in the recruiting process by reaching out to former students that attended your courses successfully, by advertising the open positions in lectures or other events. Please always refer interested candidates to the ASTRA tool where they need to register and apply. Our team aims to inform students about the opportunity to work as a student tutor and does not advertise specific tutor positions. Targeted advertising measures (as mentioned above) will very well complement the recruiting process. You can find important information concerning regulations for working students at TUM here.

  3. Selecting Tutors

  The respective instructor is responsible for the selecting process of tutors and can reject or accept applications. We do not prescribe how the applicants for each lecture should be assessed. Please use the ASTRA tool to accept/reject applications and contact us in case you do not have the required authorizations yet. All following administrative tasks will be coordinated by our team.

  4. Instructing and Supervising Tutors

  A successful instruction of tutors requires good planning. Depending on the available budget (see section 1), you can employ a maximum number of tutors for a maximum number of weekly working hours. Please also be aware of regulations concerning available holidays, sick days and the required documentation of working time (FAQ for instructors). When instructing your tutors, please also take into account working hours that are needed at the end of the semester for the exam correction (more information under section 5). Only the instructor is responsible for the supervision of the tutors. This applies in particular to the required professional supervision, the coordination of tasks as well as the documentation of weekly working hours.

  5. Recording of Working Time and Working Time Documentation

  Working time is the actual time spent at work, i.e. no breaks or time needed to get to/from work. Here you can find how we standardly prepare the tutor-contracts for each lecture (this depends on the approved budget for each lecture and the tasks of the tutors). If required, the contract can be adjusted (for example if the tutor would like to work more/less and the instructor has approved this). Please inform us about the planned contract changes early on: tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de.  Please make sure to read the provided information on working students in the faculty guide, in particular the two sections Duties due to Mindestlohngesetz (minimum wage law) and Arbeitszeitkonten (working time accounts). The instructor is responsible for the correct recording and documentation of working hours. Our office archives the documentations for the required period. Please send us the signed documentations signed by you and your tutor.   Should there be any further questions, our team is here to assist: tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de

If you have no budget for tutors assigned, please contact anton.frank@tum.de.

Questions regarding the recruiting, selecting and employment of tutors can be addressed to tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de.

Informationen auf Deutsch finden Sie hier.

Website: http://www.in.tum.de/Tutorbetrieb

Contact via: tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de

We also offer office hours (for more information please visit our Website). 

The Tutor's Office of the Department of Informatics lies within the authority of the Dean of Informatics. Our team recruits student tutors for all compulsory courses and several elective courses, assigns them to the courses, trains them in a three-day block seminar and assists them throughout their time working as a student tutor.

Student tutors without a first higher education degree currently receive 11,70 Euros per hour. Student tutors with a first (subject-specific) higher education degree (e.g. Bachelor degree in Informatics) receive 13,60 Euros per hour. 

I would like to become a Student Tutor!

In order to apply for a tutor position, please register here: https://tutorbetrieb.in.tum.de. On the tutor-tool website you can provide information from your CV and choose lectures you would like to apply for. In case you apply for multiple lectures you can indicate a rank in priority. 

At the beginning of the semester, student tutors have the option to register for a didactics seminar (offered in German only). After successful participation you will be credited 4 ECTS (module "Überfachliche Grundlagen"). 

You have a Tutor-Contract at the Department of Informatics and need additional Hardware to be able to work remotely?

We can gladly help - for more information check the section 'What are the tasks of the Tutor's Office?' 

What are the tasks of the Tutor's Office? 

• Training of Tutors: At the beginning of the semester, first-time tutors have the option to attend a Didactics Seminar (held in German). After successful participation, student tutors can get credited with 4 ECTS.
• Administrative Tasks: The Tutor's Office gathers all required documents for the working contract from the students and forwards them to the department "Servicebüro Hilfskräfte SB-Z". 
• General Infopoint for Student Tutors: We gladly help student tutors in case of questions regarding the tutor-employment e.g. questions regarding the onboarding process, forms and documents, etc. 
• Semester-Overlapping Tutor Employments: For the application process, we factor in the experiences lecturers/instructors made with previously selected student tutors. We therefore appreciate feedback on selected tutors. The Tutor's Office also assists in case of different problems between tutor and instructor and is here to mediate.
• Providing Tutors with Hardware Devices: The Tutor's Office can provide tutors with different hardware for carrying out tutorials or correcting assignments. The following devices are available for lending:

             - 12,9" iPad Pro Wi‑Fi 128 GB mit Apple Pencil (2. Generation) und Smart Keyboard Folio für das 12,9" iPad Pro (4. Generation):
             - Logitech C925e Webcam mit Video: 2,0 (HD 1.080 p)Megapixel und USB-Anschluss:
             - Grafiktablet WACOM One M, kompatibel zu allen gängigen Grafik- und Bildbearbeitungs-Programmen
             - Rode NT-USB USB-Kondensatormikrofon mit Standfuß und Popschutz
             - Stand for microphone or webcam

The hardware is only available for tutors who are employed at the Department of Informatics. We offer the hardware first-come, first-served. For the hardware request, we need the address, telephone number and TUM-ID of the tutor. The complete request can be sent by e-mail to tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de?subject=Hardwarebedarf 

• The instructors are responsible for the content of the exercises, the structure and organization of the tutorials and most importantly for the instruction of and communication with the tutors. Please read the following section carefully and contact us in case of question. 

  1. Applying for a Budget & Reviewing Budget

  Based on the information from TUMonline and the expected student numbers determined by the SB-S-IN, a budget is approved for each compulsory and several elective courses. The current determined budget-overview can be viewed here. Instructors should review the approved budget before the start of the semester in order to inform us about updates or request a revision. Question regarding the available budget can be addressed to anton.frank@tum.de.

  2. Recruiting Tutors

  One of our team's tasks is the recruiting of student tutors (see http://www.in.tum.de/Tutorbetrieb). As an instructor you are welcome to actively participate in the recruiting process by reaching out to former students that attended your courses successfully, by advertising the open positions in lectures or other events. Please always refer interested candidates to the Tutor-Tool where they need to register and apply. Our team aims to inform students about the opportunity to work as a student tutor and not to advertise specific tutor positions. Targeted advertising measures (as mentioned above) will very well complement the recruiting process. You can find important information concerning regulations for working students at TUM here.

  3. Selecting Tutors

  The Tutor's Office preliminary accepts applications and observes the available budget. The instructor is responsible for the final decision (applicant gets rejected or accepted). We do not prescribe how the applicants for each lecture should be assessed. Please use the Tutor-Tool to accept/reject applications and contact us in case you do not have the required authorizations yet. All following administrative tasks will be coordinated by our team.

  4. Instructing and Supervising Tutors

  A successful instruction of tutors requires good planning. Depending on the available budget (see section 1), you can employ a maximum number of tutors for a maximum number of weekly working hours. Please also be aware of regulations concerning available holidays, sick days and the required documentation of working time (FAQ for instructors). When instructing your tutors, please also take into account working hours that are needed at the end of the semester for the exam correction (more information under section 5). Only the instructor is responsible for the supervision of the tutors. This applies in particular to the required professional supervision, the coordination of tasks as well as the documentation of weekly working hours.

  5. Recording of Working Time and Working Time Documentation

  Working time is the actual time spent work, i.e. breaks or time needed to get to/from work. Here you can find how we standardly prepare the tutor-contracts for each lecture (this depends on the approved budget for each lectures and the tasks of the tutors). If required, the contract can be adjusted (for example the tutor would like to work more/less and the instructor has approved this). Please inform us about the planned contract changes early on: tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de.  Please make sure to read the provided information on working students in the faculty guide, in particular the two sections Duties due to Mindestlohngesetz (minimum wage law) and Arbeitszeitkonten (working time accounts). The instructor is responsible for the correct recording and documentation of working hours. Our office archives the documentations for the required period. Please send us the signed documentations signed by you and your tutor.   If you are unsure if a documentation according to the minimum wage law and/or a working time account is required, you can check using the following diagram: Should there be any further questions, our team is here to assist: tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de

If you have no budget for tutors assigned, please contact anton.frank@tum.de.

Questions regarding the recruiting, selecting and employment of tutors can be addressed to tutorbetrieb@in.tum.de.