St John’s College runs a comprehensive tutorial program each year, tailored according to students’ individual needs.
More than 150 tutorials are run each week throughout the semester and cover a wide range of university subjects.
College tutorials average 5 students each, thus ensuring students receive focused and individualised support.
Tutors are post-graduates, alumni, qualified professionals and some senior students who previously completed the classes they tutor with high distinction grades.
The tutorial team is assembled each year after a rigorous interview process with the Dean of Studies and according to the academic composition of the student body.
Meet some of our tutors
A Young OJ (Old Johnian), Jack Loveday was a John’s resident (2018-2020) and has been tutoring Chemical Engineering courses at College ever since. He knows how challenging engineering classes are and the type of practice and repetition needed to fully understand the concepts, which is why he enjoys helping the first year Chem Eng students in their studies.
Liz Marsland is a CPA with over 20 years’ experience as an accountant. She has taught accounting as a sessional lecturer at QUT for just as long.
Liz began tutoring at St John’s in 2021, working primarily with first year accounting students.
Nicholas is “passionate about all things law”.
For the past year Nicholas has been tutoring several Law classes at St John’s, including Principals of Contractual Agreement, Contemporary Law and Justice and Managing International Legal Complexity.
Originally from Indonesia, Zahrina Mardina did two Master’s, one in Belgium and one in The Netherlands, before coming to Australia. She is currently two and a half years into her doctoral studies program at UQ.
Interested in becoming a tutor at St John’s College?
Please submit an expression of interest.