The Academic Success Centre is serving the Ted Rogers School of Management community virtually during the Winter 2022 term.
Tutoring

The Academic Success Centre provides free group virtual tutoring to all Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) students and students taking management courses. All tutoring sessions take place on Zoom, start at 10 minutes past the hour, and last 50 minutes in length. Pre-registration through our online booking system is required.
Each week students are permitted to pre-register for one 50-minute session per class. When space permits, students may join additional sessions by contacting the Virtual Tutoring Centre front desk at tutoring.trsm@ryerson.ca, opens in new window.
Tutoring sessions are led by upper-year Academic Peer Helpers (APHs), students who are hired and trained by the Academic Success Centre.
The APH’s role is to support students in increasing their confidence with course material as well as increasing students’ practice of skills to work through problems on their own. Students are expected to come prepared with specific questions and content they’d like to discuss with the APHs, such as specific problem sets and concepts or skills like Excel and calculator use.
Pre-registered Tutoring
This schedule is in effect from Tuesday, May 10 to Thursday, August 4, 2022. Interested in MBA tutoring? Email us at tutoring.trsm@ryerson.ca!
We offer group tutoring sessions. The maximum capacity is five (5) students in order to facilitate an optimized learning environment and ensure students are able to have their questions addressed.
To register for a session, book your space through the online booking system.
Spring/Summer 2022 tutoring
begins on Tuesday, May 10 and runs to Thursday, August 4, 2022
Interested in MBA tutoring?
Email us at tutoring.trsm@ryerson.ca!
All virtual tutoring sessions will take place via Zoom, external link
Contact Us
Have a question about tutoring or need support registering? Contact us at tutoring.trsm@ryerson.ca, opens in new window or drop into the Tutoring Centre Zoom, external link, opens in new window room during regular business hours.
Notice: Ted Rogers School students and students taking management courses, have the benefit of accessing the services of both the TRSM Academic Success Centre and Student Learning Support on central campus as part of their tuition. Any advertisements for the purchase of “crash courses” or “exam booklets” for Ryerson courses by external companies are not affiliated with Ryerson University. Their content may not reflect the content of the course, and may be in breach of Ryerson Senate Policy 60: Academic Integrity.
Tuesday
On Tuesdays, the Virtual Tutoring Centre will be open from 12 to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. EST for pre-registered group tutoring sessions.
CACC 100 group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. EST
CACC 406 group tutoring sessions are available from 3 to 5 p.m. EST
CQMS 110 group tutoring sessions are available from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. EST and 3 to 5 p.m. EST
CQMS 210 (including QMS 102 & 202) group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. EST
Wednesday
On Tuesdays, the Virtual Tutoring Centre will be open from 12 to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. EST for pre-registered group tutoring sessions.
CACC 100 group tutoring sessions are available from 3 to 5 p.m. EST
CFIN 300 group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. EST
CFIN 401 group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. EST
CQMS 210 (including QMS 102 & 202) group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m.
Thursday
On Tuesdays, the Virtual Tutoring Centre will be open from 12 to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. EST for pre-registered group tutoring sessions.
CACC 100 group tutoring sessions are available from 3 to 5 p.m. EST
CACC 406 group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. EST
CFIN 300 group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. EST
CFIN 401 group tutoring sessions are available from 3 to 5 p.m. EST
CQMS 110 group tutoring sessions are available from 12 to 2 p.m. EST
CQMS 210 (including QMS 102 & 202) group tutoring sessions are available from 3 to 5 p.m. EST
Spring/Summer 2022
Program | Course Code |
Accounting | CACC100, opens in new window, CACC406, opens in new window |
Finance | CFIN300, opens in new window, CFIN401, opens in new window |
Statistics | CQMS110, opens in new window, CQMS210, opens in new window |
- ASC YouTube channel, external link, opens in new window
- Course-specific tip sheets
- Student Learning Support: Calculator Tutorials
- Student Learning Support: Math Support
- Student Learning Support: Supported Learning Groups (SLG Schedule on home page)
- Economics Help Centre (Currently unavailable. Check in with your Professor and/or TA).
- PDF fileZoom Video Conferencing Information for Students, opens in new window
These policies outline the structure of tutoring sessions as well as students’ responsibility for their own learning and contributing to a collegial learning environment.
- 1. Tutoring sessions are 50 minutes in length and they start at 10 minutes past the hour. Each week students are permitted to pre-register for one 50-minute session per class. When space permits, students may join additional sessions by contacting the Virtual Tutoring Centre front desk (tutoring.trsm@ryerson.ca, opens in new window). A maximum of five (5) students can be assisted at a time by one (1) APH during virtual group tutoring.
- If students are unable to attend a tutoring session, they are expected to cancel their session using the online booking system, opens in new window as soon as possible (or at least two (2) hours in advance). If students fail to attend two (2) pre-registered sessions without advance cancellation, they will be required to speak with a member of the Tutoring Centre staff to discuss booking privileges.
- If students do not arrive by ten (10) minutes into the session (twenty minutes after the hour) the spot may be given to another student. Likewise, if arriving in the last twenty (20) minutes of a session, students may be asked to register for the next available session.
- Student relationships with tutors are professional only. It is not appropriate to ask for a tutor's contact information to talk or meet outside of virtual tutoring or ask to copy their notes. Students should direct questions about course content to their Course Instructor. Questions about the tutoring program should be directed to tutoring.trsm@ryerson.ca, opens in new window.
- Tutoring does not replace instruction in class. Students are responsible for keeping up with course content, including attending virtual classes and/or watching lecture or tutorial videos. Tutors (Academic Peer Helpers, APHs) will not be teaching missed class content.
- Students are responsible for preparing for the tutoring session, including completing the Tutoring Questionnaire before each virtual tutoring session to provide specific content and questions they would like to see addressed in the session and familiarizing themselves with course materials.
- Students agree to complete a google formfeedback form, external link, opens in new window at the end of each tutoring session.
- Students are responsible for having their own supplies, such as: device for connecting to Zoom, headphones/microphone for participating in sessions, calculator, textbook, paper, etc.
- If students lack any necessary tech items, they should contact the TRSM Student Help Desk for support. TRSM Academic Success Centre TRS 2-168 (8TH floor) 575 Bay Street (Entrance at 55 Dundas St. West) Email: trsm.academicsuccess@ryerson.ca
- Students are responsible for familiarizing themselves with the general features of Zoom, including: mute, video enabling, “raise your hand” feature, and chat function, using tip sheets available on the Ryerson Zoom website to assist.
- Tutors are not able to assist with material that will be graded, such as assignments, quizzes, take-home tests, etc. because it is against PDF fileRyerson Senate Policy 60: Academic Integrity, opens in new window.
- Students are partly responsible, along with their peers, to create and maintain a welcoming and accepting learning environment. They are expected to conduct themselves in accordance with the PDF fileStudent Code of Non-Academic Conduct as outlined in Senate Policy 61, opens in new window. If students breach the policies of the Student Code of Non-Academic Conduct, virtual Tutoring Centre staff will report and investigate the incident as well as take the advice of the Student Conduct Officer regarding tutoring registration privileges.
- Students agree to read the ASC’s tip sheet on PDF fileNetiquette, opens in new window to prepare themselves for successful and respectful virtual tutoring sessions.
- The Virtual Tutoring Centre works to maintain safety and quality assurance by recording and securely storing tutoring sessions. Attendance at these events is consent to such recordings. In addition, a member of staff from the Tutoring Centre may enter the Zoom session at any time to observe the APHs tutoring and/or check to see if students want to continue to the next session. Students are not permitted to take screenshots or recordings of virtual tutoring sessions without consent of the ASC Virtual Tutoring team.
- To work with an upper-year peer who has a good knowledge of the course material
- Opportunity to ask questions about course content and how to approach solving various problems
- Referrals to other available resources, both within TRSM and on campus, regarding tutoring and learning skills
- To be actively engaged in the session. To gain the most from your visit/ session, it is best to come prepared with questions, having done the reading/ attended lecture (ideally both!)
- A welcoming and collaborative environment. Regardless of your knowledge with the courses, there are always areas where we can assist you in improving! We respect that students who come to the Tutoring Centre may have varying learning and personal goals. Remember: we are here to help!
NOTICE: The ASC cannot assist students with material that will be graded, such as assignments, essays, quizzes, take-home tests, etc. as guided by Ryerson’s Academic Integrity Policy. For more information, please visit the Academic Integrity Office's website (which houses short and informative videos on A.I. policies at Ryerson), and read/ review Procedures for Ryerson Senate Policy 60: Academic Integrity.
Please contact the Tutoring Centre at tutoring.trsm@ryerson.ca, opens in new window in advance of your attendance to let us know if we can make any accommodations to ensure your inclusion in the tutoring sessions.