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TLCc Tutoring Services

The Learning and Computer Center (TLCc) provides in-person and virtual tutoring for CNM students.

If you have a question about tutoring services at CNM, call us at (505) 224-4306 or fill out the form below. 

Contact TLCc

We offer tutoring support in the following areas of study:

  • Accounting (for courses below 2000)
  • Applied Math 
  • Basic Math
  • Business Information Technology 
  • Business Math
  • Culinary Arts 
  • English as a Second Language 
  • Literacy- Reading and Writing 
  • Sciences- Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Statistics 
  • Technology- Computer Course Work and Skills 

Virtual Tutoring

TLCc Online Tutoring Center 

Focused, one-on-one tutoring sessions are available online and can be started using our online drop-in tutoring system. This tutoring is available first-come, first-served during the hours listed below. Please note that not all subjects are offered at all times.

Please be sure to have the most current version of Zoom installed on your desktop, phone, or tablet.

Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Start a Virtual Tutoring Session

TLCc also offers limited online tutoring outside of our regular business hours. If you would like to try scheduling an appointment for any of these times, or work with a particular tutor at a specific time of the day, please click on the button below.

Schedule a Virtual Tutoring Session

TLCc Virtual Writing Center

The Virtual Writing Center is an asynchronous form of tutoring that allows students to receive feedback on academic essays by submitting them to tutors via email. The Virtual Writing Center is a helpful resource for students who do not have the ability to see a tutor in person or by virtual appointment, but would still like feedback from an experienced writing tutor. Visit the Virtual Writing Center page to learn more.  

TLCc Computer Tutoring

Many of our Open Computer Labs have computer tutors that help students with IT 1004 and BCIS 1110, as well as distance learning courses and general technology-related questions. Students can receive tutoring in Adobe applications, multimedia applications, Microsoft Office, computer programming, and more. Students can also practice their skills in keyboarding, court reporting, and paralegal studies.

Individualized tutoring sessions can be scheduled using our online scheduling system, or you can attend a Virtual Tutoring Lab. 

Virtual Tutoring Lab 1

BCIS 1110 | IT 1004 | Keyboarding | Office 365 | Creative Cloud | Substance Suite

Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Join Zoom Lab

Virtual Tutoring Lab 2

CIS- CS Programming | Cisco Networking | Proxmox VM Support

Unavailable During Intersession: Please visit us in Room SB-110, Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Join Teams Lab

In-Person Tutoring

Focused, one-on-one tutoring sessions are available at the following campuses: Main, Montoya, West Side. No appointment is needed, but you may want to call ahead to ensure that a tutor is available in the subject you are seeking.

Tutoring Expectations

Our tutors are here to help you find academic success. Be prepared for your tutoring session by reviewing the list of tutoring expectations below. 

Tutors Will Tutors Will Not
  • Give you positive feedback.
  • Listen closely as you describe the problem.
  • Help you identify and correct recurring errors.
  • Help you understand the ideas presented in your textbook.
  • Demonstrate similar processes and refer you to other sources.
  • Ask questions that will help you in the problem-solving process.
  • Guide you through all steps of a process for solving the problem.
  • Provide you with guidance in understanding and solving the problem.
  • Check all homework problems.
  • Help with take-home exams or quizzes.
  • Teach an entire chapter or lesson that is covered by the instructor.
  • Proofread or review papers or assignments the instructor has determined is the student’s responsibility.