The activities offered in the framework of content specific tutoring:

• are focused on a determined subject area identified by the various departments and centres, and aim at supporting students who need assistance to overcome difficulties or to study a specific subject;
• support students participating in international projects and in particular those coming from non-EU countries.

Tutors usually work with groups of students but, on request from the teaching staff, can also work on a one-to-one basis.

Based on the requests and needs of departments and centres, usually two calls for tutors are launched (in the first and second semester) in every academic year.

You can apply from 16 December 2024 to 8 January 2025 by logging in to the online form using your @unitn username and password.

Inclusion service

Tutors will support the Inclusion service, whose activities aim to improve the quality of university life and create an inclusive environment.

FUTURA Project

Tutors will work with the students of the FUTURA project, for the inclusion of asylum seeking and refugee students in the university community.

Mathematical learning and concept formation through play

Tutors will participate in a project that aims to disseminate scientific content through games.

Positions are offered up to maximum 200 hours of tutoring to students enrolled in a programme of the University and to students who are about to graduate. In any case, the students cannot continue to provide tutoring once they have graduated.

• The work of Master's, single-cycle Master's and PhD students is regulated by Law 170/2003. Compensation is €16.00 gross/hour. This remuneration is exempt from tax, based on the provisions of former article 4 of Law no. 476 of 13.08.1984, as amended. The provisions of former article 2, paragraph 26 of Law no. 335 of 08.08.1995, as amended, apply in terms of social security matters.
• The work of undergraduate students (at the time of the award of the contract) is regulated by Legislative Decree no. 68 of 29 March 2012 and Law 232/2016. Compensation is €14.00 gross/hour. This remuneration is exempt from personal income tax. Tutors are covered by insurance.

The successful candidates must provide the certificates of attendance for the course on Health and Safety in the workplace (general and specific training – low risk) and the course: Privacy Guidelines and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

The compensation will be paid in one instalment once the required documents have been submitted online.

Students can provide tutoring and perform paid work for the university (150 ore) at the same time.