Tutoring and marking

There is a large amount of assignment marking for undergraduate courses each year. The Department pays Stage III and graduate students to do marking and this employment is open to anybody with good grades in first and second year Mathematics courses. Each semester we employ about 30 markers.

These are available to PhD students and to a small number of masters students who have ability or experience in teaching or lecturing. The duties vary but usually involve teaching and marking.

For more information on assignment marking or tutorships please contact:

Alastair McNaughton
Email: a.mcnaughton@auckland.ac.nz

These are available to selected PhD students only. The duties vary from lectureship to lectureship, but usually involves examination marking and teaching.

For more information on assistant lectureships please contact:

The Head of Department
Professor James Sneyd
Email: sneyd@math.auckland.ac.nz

Note: There is a tradeoff between studying and completing part time work. If you work too many hours a week, your studies will suffer. For example, if you are doing a Master of Science thesis full time and you work 15 hours a week, your thesis will typically take several more months to complete.