The Ask:
Tutoria has continuously strived to build a model that supports our volunteers and meets our clients’ needs. And, as we have continued to expand, Tutoria is seeking a passionate and enthusiastic Volunteer Recruitment Partner to help communicate our needs effectively to skilled volunteers. You must commit to a certain number of hours each week, though your hours can be flexible. This is the perfect opportunity for someone looking to gain experience in HR recruitment, and in the non-profit sector.

Volunteer Duties and Responsibilities
The Volunteer Recruter Partner will be responsible for the following duties alongside other tasks that will be communicated to the volunteer after a successful screening interview.

• Screening volunteers to ensure there is a skill match.
• Explain the time and project commitment effectively during screening interview

Qualifications and Skills Needed

The primary responsibility of the VRP is to provide in an efficient and timely manner, high level and effective customer-centered volunteer recruitment responsibilities which include attracting, screening, and onboarding eager and willing volunteer tutors to work on Tutoria projects namely (English, Citizenship, and Legal Aid). In addition, to grow and maintain our pool of on-hand volunteer tutors working on existing projects .

• Bsc in HRM / Business Management
• At least six months of experience in HR recruiting, onboarding, and /or talent acquisition experience in a small business/nonprofit environment.
• Cross-cultural competency
• Strong communication and listening skills
• Ability to find solutions with limited resources
• Strong communication skills
• Computer proficiency

Tutoria welcomes all student volunteers to apply with us. However, due to visa restrictions, we cannot accept applicants who:

1. Want to use Tutoria volunteering to fulfill OPT requirements for F1 or M1 visas; and
2. Have a STEM degree-based OPT.

We do accept OPT volunteers without a STEM degree. Candidates will be required to submit evidence from their institution verifying that their degree is non-STEM.