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GED Instruction / Tutoring

Assist students on their educational journey by working on math or language skills in order to advance to the next SPL level on their post-TABE test or to obtain a High-school Equivalency Certificate. This includes one on one instruction with the student, prepared lessons, as well as the opportunity to create specialized lesson plans with your student yourself.

Practice Interviewers

We need practice interviewers to help complete "mock interviews" with the students in order to better prepare them for real world jobs skills and to practice talking about their own skills, presenting their felony, and how to improve their resumes.

Computer Skills Class (night class)

The computer class focuses on Word documents and makes sure that all students know how to format and use basic functions at the end of the class in order to make their own job documents with limited help from others.

Internet Workshop (night class)

The internet workshop ensures that clients know how to manage their way around the internet successfully and safely. This includes printing out maps and bus schedules, creating/sending emails with attachments, google searches, and the ability to fill out online job applications.

Additional Workshops

CEO invites volunteers to specialize in different subject areas by offering small group instruction in the form of workshops. The workshops typically run one hour, and are offered once a week. Workshops can be held in reading, writing, science, social studies, math, resume writing, online job search strategies, budgeting, or other academic, employment, or life skills topic.

Fundraising/Marketing Assistance

Fundraising is an essential element in supporting all of CEO's various programs. Volunteers can aid in fundraising efforts of events, grant writing, corporate sponsorship, as well as marketing. We appreciate and value the creativity and networking abilities of volunteers who work to raise funds and in-kind support.