Collocations for tutor - noun
ADJECTIVE
good
full-time, part-time
personal, private
peer (AmE)
advanced students who act as peer tutors
full-time, part-time
personal, private
peer (AmE)
advanced students who act as peer tutors
online
assistant, senior (both BrE)
college, university (both BrE)
course (BrE)
art, English, etc.
assistant, senior (both BrE)
college, university (both BrE)
course (BrE)
art, English, etc.
VERB + tutor
act as
become
He became tutor to the prince.
become
He became tutor to the prince.
employ,
engage (BrE),
hire
(esp. AmE)
His father hired a private tutor for him.
His father hired a private tutor for him.
PREPOSITION
tutor for
She works part time as a tutor for Spanish.
She works part time as a tutor for Spanish.
tutor in
a tutor in mathematics
a tutor in mathematics
tutor to
He became a tutor to some of the sport's top players.
Roger Ascham, tutor to Queen Elizabeth
He became a tutor to some of the sport's top players.
Roger Ascham, tutor to Queen Elizabeth