1. What are the main aspects for tutors to recruit academic masters?
Academic ability (or potential), academic interest or enthusiasm, other abilities (such as expression ability, teamwork ability, etc. ).
2. What are the main aspects for tutors to recruit professional masters?
Ability: (work or internship) experience, done (or participated in) projects;
Interest: interest and enthusiasm for application tasks.
3. Is it necessary for students to contact the tutor before the second interview?
Depending on the school, it is best to contact the tutor.
4. Can I contact my tutor now?
You should contact your tutor after your general grades come out, but you should also know how to be measured and don't let your tutor bother you.
5. Where can I learn about the tutor?
One is to learn from the previous seniors, and the other is to learn from our school's official website tutor.
6. What do I need to know before contacting my tutor?
Before contacting the tutor, you must know the tutor's situation, including the tutor's experience, work status, academic research status and teacher-student relationship.
7. How to contact the tutor?
E-mail is the best way to contact, so you need to pay attention to the format of the email before writing it. You can also call. You need to prepare an outline of the conversation in advance and pay attention to the etiquette of calling.
8. What should I pay attention to when contacting the tutor by email?
First of all, pay attention to the format and language of the email; Secondly, the content should be organized, tell the tutor the determination and confidence to study in graduate school, and leave a good impression on the tutor; Finally, the email should be drafted repeatedly to find out whether the content is clearly expressed and whether the structure and organization of the content are clear.
9. What if the tutor doesn't reply to the email?
Tutors generally don't reply to emails unless you have communicated with him before, but not replying doesn't mean that the tutor didn't see it. It is still necessary to send an email.
10, what should I pay attention to when contacting the tutor by phone?
(1) Make an outline and draft what to say;
(2) If you contact with your mobile phone number, send a text message in advance to introduce yourself and ask the tutor if he has time to answer the phone; After the diagnosis, it is best to call every 5 minutes or so; If you don't have time, you can make an appointment and confirm the time by SMS before the next call. If the tutor doesn't reply to the text message, send it again every once in a while. If there is no reply, give up telephone contact;
(3) Office telephone, dial during working hours.
1 1. What is appropriate to communicate with the tutor?
According to your own situation, it generally includes: personal basic situation, learning situation, undergraduate professional courses, graduation thesis, research direction and interest, etc.
12. Is it taboo to contact multiple tutors before the second interview?
Not taboo. But the most taboo is mass mailing. Mass email will basically be regarded as spam, and no teacher will read your mass email seriously without replying.
13. How often should students contact their tutors before the second interview?
Not too often. If you really have something to ask, don't call or email your tutor as soon as you think of it, because tutors are usually very busy.
14. I want to see my tutor in advance. Can I see him?
Some schools clearly stipulate that tutors are not allowed to meet students before the second interview. Whether to see the tutor depends on the tutor's wishes.
15. If the tutor agrees to meet me before the second interview, do I need to bring a gift?
Try not to bring it. It is more sincere to prepare communication content and comprehensive etiquette in advance.
16. Are quiet and extroverted students more popular with tutors?
Students who are too extroverted are difficult to manage, while students who are too introverted are difficult to communicate. Tutors prefer flexible students to practical and serious students. Of course, this is not absolute. The most ideal condition for a tutor is a student who can study hard and think clearly and actively.