Tutoring volunteers support former refugees as their develop their English language and conversation skills, study for their U.S. Citizenship Exam, or work to improve their job skills. Meetings take place at times that work for both student and tutor. Tutoring sessions can take place at LSI's office on University Ave or virtually. Training and support provided - education experience is a plus, but not required.
Key responsibilities
- Meet with student (either individually or in small groups of 2-5) at chosen time and location to work with them on activities that will help them develop their English language and conversation skills or study for their U.S. Citizenship Exam
- Communicate respectfully with students when engaging in repeat activities and topics to give students an opportunity to master the content
- Adjust plans, techniques, and/or approaches to meet the learning styles of the students and follow the instruction of the lead teacher with the ultimate goal of helping students become independent learners
Time commitment
- Tutors should plan to meet with students for one hour per week for at least 8 week
