Coaching and Tutoring

Get academic help from a Kelley student who’s been there.

Your Communication, Professional, and Computer Skills courses will challenge you. The subjects and coursework are often new to first-year Kelley students, and require new ways of thinking.

Peer coaches and tutors are Kelley School of Business students who have excelled in specific classes. They go through an application and interview process, and they are trained by Kelley faculty and staff. They are reliable and passionate about helping fellow students.

Whether you’re struggling to understand a concept or you learn more effectively with one-on-one support, you are encouraged to work with a peer coach or tutor. This service is completely free for Kelley students.

Peer Coaches

Kelley Academic Peer Coaches are available for BUS-C204 Business Communication/BUS-C205 Business Communication – Honors. Seek out a coach if you need help with your writing assignments (which are many in this course!).

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Peer Tutors

Peer tutors provide assistance with BUS-K 201 The Computer in Business/BUS-K 204 The Computer in Business – Honors. To meet with a tutor, go to the Technology Foundations K-Cove during open hours. Located on the first floor of Hodge Hall, the Technology Foundations K-Cove is staffed with peer tutors as well as faculty, instructors, graduate assistants, and teaching assistants.

Technology Foundations K-Cove Open Hours

Tuesdays	2:30–4:30 p.m. 7–9 p.m.
Wednesdays	2:30–4:30 p.m. 7–9 p.m.
Thursdays	2:30–4:30 p.m. 7–9 p.m.

Become a Peer Tutor

Students who complete K201/K204 with a high level of success are invited to join the Peer Tutor Program—a group of student volunteers who help others complete the course successfully. Peer tutors grow in their understanding of the material by learning to communicate and coach students. More than 250 students volunteer as peer tutors for two or more hours per week each semester and participate in special peer-tutor-only events.

Peer tutors are an important part of student success in K201/K204. Corporate recruiting teams often look for peer tutoring experience on resumes as they've learned to expect a powerful combination of technology and communication skills from these students.

In these videos, Kelley students offers tips to achieving success in two required Communication, Professional, and Computer Skills courses.

Computers in Business (BUS-K201)

Business Presentations (BUS-C104)

Indiana University Academic Support Resources

Use the IU Academic Support Centers across campus to get help with quantitative, science, and/or writing courses. ASCs are located in Briscoe, Forest, and Teter.
The Math Learning Center is a great resource for you to get peer assistance with math-specific courses such as Finite and Calculus.
Visit one of the Writing Tutorial Services locations across campus to get feedback on your papers and other writing assignments. Although WTS tutors don’t edit papers, they can provide you with tools to enhance your writing skills and improve your writing assignments.