What is tutoring?
Tutoring at CDV consists of individual and group meetings during which students develop their strengths, set goals and consciously direct their education.It is based on a partnership between tutor and tutee, founded on trust, dialogue and support. The tutor does not suggest ready-made solutions, but helps the student to look at themselves from a new perspective, recognise their strengths and understand which paths of development best suit their aptitudes. It is a space for open conversation, asking questions and reflecting on the future – both professional and personal.
Tutoring - step by step
Semestr I
Discovering potential
- 1 Introduction to tutoring
- 2 Gallup methodology
- 3 Gallup test – Clifton StrengthsFinder®
- 4 Working on strengths – Talent map
- 5 Testimonial – student reflections
Semestr II
Conscious shaping of the development path
- 1 Essay – summary of the first semesterr
- 2 Working on values and goals
- 3 Insightful Profiler™ test (iP121)
- 4 Individual meeting with the tutor
- 5 Summary of tutoring in the first year
Semester III and IV
Individual tutoring for interested students
- 1 Opportunity to continue tutoring in individual contact with the tutor
- 2 Choice of developmental or scientific tutoring
- 3 6 individual meetings tailored to the student's needs