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Learning strategist appointments

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Demand for learning strategist appointments is high. Check booking sites often for new openings, explore learning strategy events or meet with a peer mentor.

Book a virtual or in-person appointment with a learning strategist for individualized support.

  • Develop new strategies for active studying and exam preparation.
  • Learn to manage time and stress.
  • Improve your project management and presentation skills.
  • Navigate University resources.

Choose to book with:

  • A learning strategist at your home college, department or faculty
  • A learning strategist at the Centre for Learning Strategy Support

To book an appointment, go to BOOKING & DOCUMENTATION below.

During busy times, students may wait 2 weeks or more for an available appointment. Keep checking booking sites for new openings. In the meantime, you can:

  • Meet with a Centre for Learning Strategy Support (CLSS) peer mentor for help with studying, setting and achieving goals, preparing a study schedule, and navigating the University’s structures and services.
  • Explore the events and programs available at the Centre for Learning Strategy Support.

To help make the most of your appointment, read this pre-appointment Q&A handout (PDF), crafted for students at all levels.

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    Booking & Documentation

    Appointments for all students

    Log in to Folio to book a virtual or in-person appointment with a learning strategist at the Centre for Learning Strategy Support.

    If you are interested in booking with a learning strategist dedicated to students at your home college, department or faculty, check the following list:

    Appointments for undergraduate students by college/department/faculty

    • Academic Bridging Program & Transitional Year Programme – email Jacquelyn Laurenda (j.laurenda@utoronto.ca)
    • Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
    • Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education
    • Computer Science
    • Innis College
    • New College
    • Rotman Commerce – search “academic skills coaching” on rcportal.ca
    • St. Michael’s College
    • Trinity College
    • University College
    • Varsity Blues Athletes – University of Toronto Athletics
    • Victoria College
    • Woodsworth College

    Appointments for graduate & professional students (Second Entry) by college/department/faculty

    • Department of Molecular Genetics (contact mogen.learning@utoronto.ca)
    • Faculty of Medicine – Office of Health Professions Student Affairs
    • Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE)
    • Graduate students: All graduate students can access appointments for all students in Folio or contact Ellyn Kerr at ellyn.kerr@utoronto.ca.
    • Varsity Blues Athletes – University of Toronto Athletics

    If you have questions or need assistance booking an appointment, please contact us:

    • Email: clss@utoronto.ca
    • Phone: 416-978-7970.
    • Live chat: Available Monday – Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.; 2 – 4 p.m. on the Centre for Learning Strategy Support page.

    When contacting us, please provide your name, student number, phone number, college or faculty, and the reason for your appointment.

We help you identify and achieve your learning goals. You have a lot more going on in your life than just academic responsibilities, so we tailor our learning supports to fit you.

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  • Centre for Learning Strategy Support Reception

    800 Bay Street, 5th floor
    Toronto, ON M5S 3A9


    416-978-7970
    clss@utoronto.ca
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