Dudley Promise Corps Member (Tutor & Mentor)

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Dudley Promise Corps (DPC) is a full-time, one-year neighborhood-based AmeriCorps service program serving BPE’s Dearborn STEM Academy. DPC leverages the power of national service to support all students in Dudley to stay on track to attend college and serve as responsible citizens in their community, while simultaneously developing corps members as engaged civic leaders committed to social justice.

Visit dudleypromisecorps.org/apply access the online application. Admissions decisions will be made on a rolling basis while space is available in the program. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply now !

To achieve this, DPC is driven by ambitious goals in five focus areas. DPC members share specific responsibilities in each area, both individually and as a team, as outlined below:

• Academic Support -You’ll accelerate the academic growth and achievement of our students by providing targeted academic support in literacy and/or math to small groups and individual students.

• Social Emotional Support -You’ll enhance the school’s capacity to promote a safe and supportive school climate by developing positive and productive relationships with individual students. Since they are embedded in the school, corps members are able to spend non-academic time each day getting to know students in a range of settings and ensuring that each student is known and appreciated.

• School Culture -You’ll collaborate with school staff to build whole-school community and a culture that promotes high levels of student engagement and investment. You’ll support opportunities to expand students’ learning and growth by leading, contributing, and/or developing enrichment programs, school-wide initiatives, and clubs.

• Community Engagement -As a neighborhood based corps, you’ll learn about the Dudley community history, assets, and aspirations, and engage with community partners through multi-faceted experiences outside of schools. DPC believes that this connection will give corps members an understanding that allows them to better serve students.

• Member Training and Support - You’ll have access to training and professional development opportunities to not only support you in performing your responsibilities in schools, but also to gain the knowledge, skills, and experiences that empower you to continue to work toward social justice and equity. Together, these learning opportunities are designed to help you remain engaged leaders in your communities long after the service year.

Education award ($6,095) upon successful completion of service, Health coverage, Living allowance ( $13,992 ), Student loan forbearance, Professional Development & Training. Food Assistance/SNAP benefit eligibility. Childcare assistance if eligible. Networking opportunities.

To Apply:

Visit dudleypromisecorps.org/apply to access the online application. For more information, please visit our website dudleyproisecorps.org

Please feel free to contact us at promisecorps@bpe.org for more information about the program or application process.

BPE does not discriminate with regard to race, color, origin, gender, political affiliation, disability, sexual orientation, or religion. BPE is committed to seeking qualified applicants with disabilities and can provide reasonable accommodations during the application process and time of service upon request.