Teach ethics to high school students - only one hour in the classroom.

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JA Ethics, sponsored by PwC, brings local business executives into Greater Richmond classrooms to have real discussions with high school students about the importance of ethics in business. Volunteers facilitate this one-hour program using case studies, group work and personal experience.

JA of Central VA provides you, the volunteers, with the resources, case studies and support to facilitate this program. This is your chance to experience not only what today's teens think, but how they think.

We hold conference call trainings on an as needed basis - dates vary. Contact Jennifer at jboyle@JAtoday.org to express your interest.

Volunteers come from every industry including finance, marketing, service, education, retail and many more. At only one hour long, this program is well-suited for business leaders who want to give back but have difficulty finding time to do so. Volunteers can register here.

Here's how it works:

1. Teachers request the JA Ethics program from JA.
2. JA recruits volunteers. Volunteers register.
3. Volunteers are trained and provided material by JA.
4. JA assigns at least one class per volunteer.
5. Volunteers and teachers communicate to coordinate and confirm the program.
6. Volunteers teach in the classroom on the agreed upon date and time for one hour