Academic Success
Registration & intake
Exam accommodations
Instructional/classroom accommodations
The Student Learning Hub’s free and flexible supports are for everyone. We invite UBCO students from all disciplines and year levels to access a range of supports from peers and professionals that include tutoring in math, sciences, languages, and writing, as well as help with study skills and learning strategies. Visit us early and often to build the skills, strategies, and behaviours that are essential to being a confident and independent learner.
Monday to Friday
9 am to 4 pm
Login with your CWL to view schedules and make appointments for Student Learning Hub services through QReserve.
If you have any issues, contact us at learning.hub@ubc.ca. We’re always happy to help!
Already have an account?
Just getting started?
For help creating your account, finding schedules, and booking appointments, check the SLH QReserve guide.
SLH QReserve Guide
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If you experience issues using the QReserve login links above, try access.qreserve.com/ubcostudentlearninghub instead.
Have an appointment with a tutor or writing consultant?
Take a seat on the blue couches at the front of the space and an SLH staff member will call your name.
Meeting with a learning strategist?
Take a seat on the blue couches at the back of the space and the learning strategist will call your name.
Have a question or need help booking an appointment?
Ask the person at the front desk. If no one is there, ask a staff member wearing a red lanyard.
This 360-degree tour of the Student Learning Hub allows you to gain a sense of our space before you visit. The tour begins at the west side entrance of the library building. Navigate up the stairs to the second floor and enter the hallway to the Student Learning Hub.
We are committed to centering accessibility in our work. We strive to build accessibility and universal design into all materials and resources from the beginning of resource development. We provide multiple ways to engage with one-on-one appointments: in-person, online, and in a written format.
To meet the needs of all undergraduate students at UBCO, we provide academic writing consultations, subject tutoring, and learning support for all assignment types and disciplines in an environment that is learner-centred, collaborative, and multidisciplinary.
We are committed to confidentiality. We know that writing and challenges with course content and learning can be very personal and difficult to share. We strive to create a confidential, low-risk environment so that students feel comfortable sharing with us.
We aim to create an inclusive space that centres diverse knowledges, contributions, and experiences. We promote the use of citation justice in scholarly work to reflect and prioritize voices, stories, and perspectives from marginalized communities (Conference on College Composition and Communication [CCCC], 2022).
Though accessing any of the SLH supports is always voluntary, we appreciate instructor referrals and word-of-mouth recommendations.
Regarding writing support, we do not proofread papers or edit on behalf of students; instead, we provide feedback attuned with the learners’ goals, support learners to develop effective strategies for writing, revising, and editing, and empower learners to make decisions about their scholarly voice. Writing is an ongoing process, and we support the growth and development of writers.
The above principle also applies to subject support; tutors will not complete work on behalf of the student but instead they will help the student build the skills they need to complete the work themselves.
The Student Learning Hub hosts various events in our space and around campus. See information about our upcoming SLH events on the Events Page.
Have questions about an event’s accessibility? Contact us at learning.hub@ubc.ca.
Featured event: Exam Jam
We’ve put together some materials and resources on academic integrity to support you in avoiding academic misconduct by learning two important things:
1) when and how academic dishonesty can occur, and
2) how to access supports to successfully attain your ultimate goal, a university degree.
Not sure how to thank them? The Centre for Teaching and Learning invites you to Thank a Prof! Your nominee will receive a letter of recognition from the Centre for Teaching and Learning. Your identity as the nominator remains anonymous.
Did you have a great experience? Was there no support available when you needed it?
Whatever the case, let us know! We welcome all feedback about our tutoring services. To share, email learning.hub@ubc.ca or submit your feedback anonymously.
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