Several students in the apprenticeship class for mathematics education taught by Dr. Bill Weber, assistant professor of mathematics and computer science at Fort Hays State University, are offering tutoring sessions for on-campus mathematics students and virtual students in the Hays area.

“Part of the preparation for becoming an effective math teacher is being able to explain math concepts to students who do not understand,” said Weber. “Being able to do math is a good thing, but being able to explain math to some one else and have them understand it is a level above.”

Tutors are available Sunday afternoon through Friday morning and can help with courses in intermediate and college algebra, trigonometry, calculus, statistics and differential equations.

“We’ve been offering tutoring for many years, and there’s always a demand for it,” said Weber. “We always welcome feedback from students about ways to improve this service.”

Contact the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science for a complete schedule at 785-628-4240.