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Handbook for Personal Tutors
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- 1. Introduction
- 2. Requirements
- 3. Meeting your Tutees
- 4. Confidentiality, Recording and References
- 5. Setting Boundaries and when to refer on
- 6. Skills of an Effective Personal Tutor
- 7. Common Issues for Tutees
- 8. Effective Advice on Study Skills
- 9. Pastoral Support
- 10. Course and Module Information
- 11. Support for Personal Tutors
Online Handbook for Personal Tutors: 2012 edition
These webpages are designed to provide personal tutors with advice and information on some of the most important aspects of your role.
Whilst much of the general advice on these webpages will benefit personal tutors regardless of whether you support undergraduate or postgraduate students, the provision of personal support for students on taught postgraduate courses will vary from programme to programme, so staff should consult their programme teams regarding arrangements for postgraduate students on taught courses.
Please note that these webpages are for advice and information: they are not meant to be prescriptive and do not supersede the requirements of the Academic Regulations, the Academic Quality and Standards Manual, the Code of Practice for Personal Tutors or Keele’s quality assurance framework.
