Coalition for Refugees from Burma
Our Youth Education Program is looking for tutors for newly arrived immigrants and refugees in an impactful after-school program. We're hoping to find tutors who are compassionate, caring, and have cultural humility. We provide extensive training to our tutors, so everyone is prepared and ready to have a rewarding experience!
Qualifications:
- College students, professionals, retirees and High School students (17 y/o or older) in good academic standing
- Residing in Seattle Metro area - Commitment to and belief in all children’s ability to succeed and thrive - Be mature, motivated, patient, and demonstrate a positive demeanor
- COVID-19 vaccination preferred
Description:
- Assist and collaborate with the program coordinators to work directly with students, tutoring students individually and in small groups
- Punctual and consistent attendance; advance notification of absences encouraged
- Actively and enthusiastically participate - supporting instruction and engagement
- Help prepare, record and put away classroom materials (during hybrid program)
- Ongoing communication with coordinator regarding children’s progress and/or concerns, and with the Program Manager regarding overall volunteer experience.
-Complete daily volunteer log/time sheets and submit them for approval to the Program Coordinator in a timely manner
Application Process:
- Application Form
- Phone Interview w/ specified Program Coordinator
- Orientation and background check
Apply now!! https://forms.office.com/r/2iuFzmJQA5
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
1265 S. Main Street, Suite 309, Seattle, WA 98144, US
Coalition for Refugees from Burma (CRB) promotes the self-sufficiency of refugees and immigrants by helping them access services and educational opportunities, while preserving traditional customs.
Coalition for Refugees from Burma (CRB) promotes the self-sufficiency of all resettled refugees and immigrants by helping them access services and educational opportunities, while preserving traditional customs. CRB is committed to building community capacity, working towards educational equity, and increasing access to high quality education for all refugee families in the greater Puget Sound Region of Washington.
We believe that we must intentionally address community needs while incorporating community voices in the design and implementation of our programs. Based on a framework of social-justice, rather than social-service, and strengths rather than deficits, we aim to create a model of community driven systems change that engages all stakeholders (youth, families, communities, schools, service providers, government, etc.) in a coordinated manner to collectively dismantle inequities.
Multiple locations Kent, WA 98030
April 7, 2021
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