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Citizenship Tutoring (Cit Tut)

Politics & Policy

Undergraduate tutoring program where students help Harvard employees apply for U.S. citizenship and study for the four parts of the citizenship test.

Joining
Application
First-years eligible
When
Usually recruits in fall and spring

About

Citizenship Tutoring (Cit Tut) at the Harvard University Institute of Politics is a public service program building a greater civic engagement throughout the Harvard community. Cit Tut is the largest undergraduate program at the IOP. Every week our tutors meet with employees from various departments within the Harvard community, and recently Greater Boston through the Open Door Immigration Services, to guide them through the citizenship application and study for the four components of the U.S. citizenship test: civics, speaking, reading, and writing.

How to join

  • Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.

What they do

  • Flexible tutoring scheduled around tutees' availability, including evenings and weekends
  • Weekly tutoring of employees to guide them through the citizenship application and study for the U.S. citizenship test (civics, speaking, reading, writing)

Mission, in their words

Building greater civic engagement throughout the Harvard community.

Sponsors & partners

Harvard University Institute of Politics · Open Door Immigration Services

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