Work With Us

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The heart of the SCAA’s work is a dedicated staff of student employees who serve as "peer" educators. The SCAA employs individuals who are interested in helping their peers engage in life-long learning; possess patience and good communication skills; are sensitive to diverse student needs; are reliable, committed, and accountable; are willing to creatively and collaboratively contribute to the advancement of the SCAA; and are interested in being a part of a community that is passionate about student success.

If you are interested in working for the SCAA, please select the icons below for more information. We have an array of opportunities for CSU East Bay students to serve as Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders, Subject Tutors, Writing Tutors, and Peer Academic Coaches (PACs). Each position has a unique set of expectations in addition to common SCAA Learning Community guidelines. The SCAA utilizes a "common application" (one link) for all positions.

Now Recruiting for Spring 2025 Peer Leadership Opportunities!

The priority application window for Spring 2025 is October 14th through November 30th (extended!).

We recommend viewing the position descriptions linked below before applying.

  • Subject Tutoring - recruiting for limited Spring 2025 courses
  • Supplemental Instruction (SI) - recruiting for limited Spring 2025 courses
  • Writing Tutoring - recruiting for limited vacant Spring 2025 positions

  • Peer Academic Coaching - accepting applications for the 2025-2026 AY (link to more info)
Webpage updated 11.20.2024

For Faculty/Staff Members:

Each semester the SCAA recruits and hires currently-enrolled undergraduate/graduate students from the CSUEB community who exhibit a passion for helping fellow students (all positions) and a strong grasp of course content (Peer Tutors/SI Leaders).

Please use the SCAA Student Employment Nomination/Recommendation Form to nominate or recommend students for SCAA student employment opportunities.

  • What's the difference between a nomination and a recommendation?
    • Nominations: for students who (to your knowledge) have not yet applied for a SCAA position
    • Recommendations: for students who have applied to a SCAA position and have directly requested a recommendation from you
    • More information available within the form linked above