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ORGANIZATION: African Community Education Program

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ACE Student & Tutor
An ACE student from Burundi reads with his tutor, Franklin Eneh, a local college student and dedicated volunteer.

ACE After School Program Description: combines homework tutoring and extracurricular activitiesto providestudents in Grades 5-12 with support, learning opportunities, and structured activities during out-of-school hours. In order to participate in workshops and activities, students must be formally enrolled in the After-School Program and commit to attending regularly. The two Volunteer Positions in the After School Program are:Tutors and Activity Assistants. Volunteers provide academic and social guidance, support, and encouragement to students participating in After School tutoring and activities. Volunteers must be flexible to work with one student, several students, or in a small group as needed.

The goals of the After School Program: (1) provide a structured environment for students to receive academic support and assistance to complete school assignments and become independent learners; (2) provide interactive extracurricular and recreational activities that enrich students' academic, social-emotional, and physical well-being by hosting partner facilitators from the Worcester community.

Tutor & Activity Assistant Responsibilities:

  1. Assist students with school homework assignments, projects, & lessons on paper and on computers. (When students complete homework, they may use ACE-approved computer programs and read independently and with tutor assistance.)
  2. Encourage students to become confident, independent learners by assisting in the following academic skills: studying, organization, and time management
  3. Assist Activity and Leadership Facilitators by explaining directions and providing examples in small group work

Volunteer Qualifications:

  1. Must be at least 16 years of age
  2. Must pass a CORI background check
  3. Skills: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills & computer literacy
  4. Enthusiasm, creativity, and ability to take initiative
  5. Desire to gain or previous experience teaching or tutoring English Language Learners, knowledge of African cultures, and/or experience with refugee youth

Requirements:

  1. Attend mandatory 2-hour New Volunteer Orientation to learn more about the ACE organization, students, volunteer opportunities, policies, and expectations.
  2. Commit to a minimum of 2 hours/week for at least 3½ months before receiving confirmation of schedule and position from Volunteer Coordinator
  3. Consistent attendance: 2 or more absences in 4 months may result in suspension or termination from volunteer position. Communicate absences and tardiness to supervisor at least 48 hours in advance.
  4. Read the ACE Volunteer Handbook and comply with all other volunteer requirements
  5. Participate in at least 1 Volunteer Training offered every 4 months

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About African Community Education Program

Location:

484 Main St, Worcester, MA 01609, US

Mission Statement

The mission of African Community Edfucation (ACE) is to assist African refugee and immigrant youth and families in achieving educational and social stability through access to academic support, leadership development, cultural expression and community outreach in Worcester MA. The vision of ACE is a community where African refugees and immigrant youth and families are empowered, self-sufficient and secure.

Description

The African Community Education (ACE) Program is a non-profit community organization that was established to address the educational needs of African refugee and immigrant students now living and attending school in Worcester, Massachusetts.

The students attending this program have come to the U.S. from nations suffering from war and political or social instability. As a result, these children were unable to engage in meaningful schooling during their childhood. When they arrive in the U.S., they are enrolled in school according to their age, rather than their actual level of education; thus, they are often years behind their peers in most subjects.

Our students come from many nations - but they have all come to learn, achieve, and succeed. At ACE, our goal is to help them achieve THEIR goals, by providing a safe and supportive environment for learning.

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Community
Education & Literacy
Children & Youth, Community, Education & Literacy

WHEN

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WHERE

24 Chatham StWorcester, MA 01609

(42.26255,-71.80469)
 

SKILLS

  • Tutoring
  • General Education
  • Mentoring
  • Literacy / Reading
  • Reading / Writing
  • English as a Secondary Language (ESL)

GOOD FOR

  • Teens
  • People 55+
  • Group

REQUIREMENTS

  • Background Check
  • Must be at least 16
  • Orientation or Training
  • Minimum of 2 hours per week

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