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ORGANIZATION: English At Large

  • 10 people are interested

English At Large provides individual and small group English language instruction through a volunteer network in 21 communities in Greater Boston. The Career Access Lab is a program within the organization, that serves immigrants who need to build job readiness skills in order to secure employment or advance their career in the U.S. The Career Mentoring Program has been created as an extension of the Career Access Lab.

Program Objective:

  • The Career Mentoring Program connects recent immigrant professionals with experienced professionals in their respective fields for professional development.
  • The goal of the Mentoring Program is to coach the mentees to critically think, discuss and develop a plan for their personal and professional development.
  • The Program is also designed to provide bridges for recently arrived immigrant professionals to build their careers and networks within their communities.
The Mentor:
  • Mentors are normally from the same industry that the mentees seek to develop their careers, and are able to provide relative knowledge about work culture.
  • They have U.S experience in their prospective careers and conceivably hold leadership positions.
  • They are driven, and passionate about supporting others to success and possess a great sense of responsibility to see their mentees succeed.
Seeking mentors in a number of sectors including but not limited to Finance/ Business Management, Education, Hospitality, Computer science/ Information Technology, Sciences

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About English At Large

Location:

800 West Cummings Park, STE 5550, Woburn, MA 01801, US

Mission Statement

English At Large is a nonprofit that provides individual and small group instruction through a volunteer network to adult immigrants and other newcomers who want to acquire English language skills as they adapt to life in the United States. Our vision is that newcomers to the United States will develop the langauge skills and cultural knowledge needed to fully engage in their communities and fulfill their life goals.

Description

A small organization with a big impact!

Lexington resident Mildred Gilman founded English At Large in 1970 as a volunteer-based organization. Since then, the organization has grown to serve 21 communities and has helped more than 10,000 local adult learners. Supported by a small professional staff, hundreds of trained volunteers deliver our five programs: one-to-one English tutoring, group conversation practice, basic English and citizenship classes, and online learning.

Our tutors receive training and ongoing support. They deliver customized individual and small-group instruction targeted to each student's goals. They come from an array of backgrounds, and they share a commitment to student success.

Other volunteers work in the office, write learner success stories, help with fundraising and serve on our board and committees.

Our students come from around the world. Their ambitions are varied. Their accomplishments are real. They are gaining citizenship, finding work, and reading a book in English to a child for the first time. They are changing their lives.

Our supporters make everything possible. They include Massachusetts Department of Education, Acton-Boxborough United Way, Lenny Zakim Fund, Cummings Foundation and an array of businesses, associations, and individual contributors.

CAUSE AREAS

Education & Literacy
Employment
Immigrants & Refugees
Education & Literacy, Employment, Immigrants & Refugees

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

800 West Cummings ParkSuite 5550Woburn, MA 01801

SKILLS

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 25

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