Citizenship Small Group Leader

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St. Mark Community Education Program is a non-profit organization that helps immigrants in the Boston area and beyond to learn English as a second language and help them study and obtain their US citizenship. The mission of St. Mark is to facilitate the building of an integrated community where immigrants can flourish and enrich their communities.

About the Citizenship Program:

Citizenship classes are a 10-12 week program developed based on USCIS guidelines to prepare students for their Citizenship Interview. The program prepares students across all components of the citizenship interview: English, civics, reading, and writing.

Volunteering Role Description

Small Group Lead

• Works with up to three students during the class to help them review and practice the lessons taught by the teachers including interview questions, writing and reading simple English sentences

Required Skills/ Qualifications:

• Entry-level volunteering position, No prior experience is necessary

We are looking for Volunteers for these locations:

- Codman Square Library
- Old South Meeting House

General Preferences for all the volunteering roles

• Who will be a great fit for the roles? Anyone from a rising junior in high school to retired individuals who are passionate about teaching and supporting immigrants to thrive in the US

• Must be either
• A US citizen (or) Citizenship preparation is in process.
• Immigrants who have been through the US citizenship process personally or know about the process through their family or friend(s) experience(s) are welcome.
• Location Preference: The ability to easily commute to class sites is needed for the in-person classes

* Training will be provided by St. Mark Education Program for all the volunteering roles prior to the program commencement.

*Please visit our website https://www.stmarksesol.org/programs to know more about our different programs and volunteering opportunities.