The Sanger Learning Center offers a range of full-time and student employment opportunities that support academic excellence and student success. These positions contribute to a thriving academic environment and offer employees the chance to develop skills in educational management, program development, and student services. Working at the Sanger Learning Center provides a fulfilling career path for those who value academic success and innovation. We encourage you to check out these opportunities below and apply!
Full-time Employment
None at this time. Check back soon for more information!
Student Employment
Join our team and gain valuable work experience while earning income to support yourself. We understand that you are a student first, so our positions are designed with flexibility in mind, offering adaptable work hours to fit your academic schedule. Sometimes, you can combine multiple Sanger positions to work up to 20 hours per week. This allows you to maximize your experience and earning potential while keeping your studies as your top priority. Please keep in mind that:
- Most of our student jobs for the entire academic year open in March/April.
- All of our positions are work-study eligible.
- If hired, you must complete the federal Employment Eligibility Verification form, I-9, before your start date.
Discover all of our current job openings
Now Hiring: Peer Academic Coaches & Peer Tutors!
Looking for a meaningful on-campus job? Join the Sanger Learning Center and help fellow Longhorns succeed! As a Peer Academic Coach or Peer Tutor, you’ll support students in reaching their academic goals while gaining valuable training, professional development, and leadership experience.
Priority Deadline: March 1st | Final Deadline: April 1st
Apply now and be part of a 70+ year legacy of academic excellence! View a complete list of courses tutored.
Apply to be a Peer Academic Coach
Coming Soon: Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leader (Multiple Disciplines) - Undergraduate and Graduate
A Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leader is an (under)graduate student assigned to a specific course and facilitates two to three identical 50-minute weekly sessions. SI Leaders attend the lectures of their assigned courses, plan and conduct their sessions using collaborative activities to combine course content with effective study strategies, and meet weekly as a group to collaborate on planning and troubleshooting their sessions. The Supplemental Instruction program is dedicated to being open to all students—this position and the program value those who can provide compassionate facilitation and leadership to their peers.
Coming Soon: Outreach and Communication Specialist
Outreach and Communication Specialists are trained and informed public speakers facilitating study skills and time management workshops for FIGs, classes, residence halls, and student organizations. They also assist the Sanger Learning Center by giving short informational presentations and contributing to marketing efforts at campus-wide events. This position features a weekly flexible schedule, valuable networking, and ongoing professional development. An ideal candidate will have sound communication skills, exceptional customer service, strong organizational skills, and a vested interest in helping students succeed on the 40 Acres. Outreach and Communication Specialists (OCS) are the voice of the Sanger Learning Center across campus. View a list of workshops offered.