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Flexible Schedule
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Seattle, WA 98125
Volunteer tutors offer individualized support to neurodiverse adults and adults with learning differences wanting to improve their basic reading and writing skills, or who are wanting to get their GED. Tutoring pairs can also focus on basic computer skills (email, typing, etc) or math. Tutors develop lesson plans focused on individual students' needs from beginner to intermediate level. We work with a diverse group of both native and non-native English speakers at our learning center in Lake City. People of color and bilingual/multilingual individuals are encouraged to apply.
Date Posted: May 25, 2021
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Flexible Schedule
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Seattle, WA 98125
Co-Instructors and Class Assistants support adult students in our ESOL, Adult Basic Education, GED, citizenship, or computer classes. Co-Instructors develop lesson plans and work as a team to co-teach, which provides individualized support for students in classes and the opportunity for volunteers to collaborate and learn from each other. Class Assistants work with a lead teacher to provide extra support to students and the instructor during class. Our classes focus on skill levels (beginning to advanced), skill areas (reading, writing, math, speaking/listening), or specific topics (citizenship, computers, workplace skills, math and science for the GED test). We work with a diverse population of adult learners who together speak over 40 languages (the top 5 being Amharic, Tigrinya, Spanish, Mandarin, and Somali). Literacy Source is an equal opportunity employer working towards a culturally diverse workplace. People of color and bilingual/multilingual individuals are encouraged to apply.
Date Posted: Jul 7, 2000
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Flexible Schedule
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Seattle, WA 98125
Literacy Source ( https://youtu.be/c_2XY2P5bXc) is an adult education non-profit based in the Lake City neighborhood of North Seattle. We have a variety of volunteer opportunities available at different locations, depending on your interests, skills, location, and time. Experience working with adult immigrants and/or refugees is a plus, although not required. The top 5 first languages among our students are Amharic, Tigrinya, Spanish, Mandarin, and Somali, although combined our students speak more than 40 languages. People of color and bilingual/multilingual individuals are encouraged to apply. LAKE CITY Tutor students one-on-one in reading and writing, math, ESOL, computers, citizenship, work skills, or GED prep Co-teach or be a Class Assistant in a class of 8-20 students (reading and writing, math, ESOL, computers, citizenship, work skills, conversation skills, or GED prep) Provide program support: Give practice citizenship interviews to naturalization applicants Interpret or Translate information Help organize our resource library Facilitate one-on-one reading tests Work as an office manager in the afternoons or evenings Proctor student assessments KING COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY Tutor students one-on-one in either ESOL, reading and writing, or math (see FAQs about volunteering at KCCF) TALK TIME - VARIOUS LOCATIONS Volunteer in Talk Time classes at Beacon Hill, Central, Fremont, and Lake City Public Libraries
Date Posted: Dec 31, 2018
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Flexible Schedule
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Seattle, WA 98125
Volunteer tutors offer individualized support to adults wanting to improve their basic reading and writing skills, or who are wanting to get their GED. Tutoring pairs can also focus on basic computer skills (email, typing, etc). Tutors develop lesson plans focused on individual students' needs from beginner to intermediate level. We work with a diverse group of both native and non-native English speakers at our learning center in Lake City. People of color and bilingual/multilingual individuals are encouraged to apply. For a better understanding of Literacy Source as an organization, watch our video: https://youtu.be/c_2XY2P5bXc.
Date Posted: Sep 14, 2015
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Flexible Schedule
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Seattle, WA 98125
Volunteer ESOL tutors offer individualized support to adult learners at our center in Lake City. They develop lesson plans focused on individual students' needs at all skill levels, supporting students' self-sufficiency and working with them towards greater independence. Instruction can focus on any of the following skill areas: literacy (reading and writing), conversation skills (speaking and listening), and computer literacy. Experience working with adult immigrants and/or refugees is a plus, although not required. The top 5 first languages represented among our students are Amharic, Tigrinya, Spanish, Mandarin, and Somali, although combined our students speak over 40 languages. We are an equal opportunity employer working towards a culturally diverse workplace. People of color and bilingual/multilingual individuals are encouraged to apply. For a better understanding of Literacy Source as an organization, watch our video: https://youtu.be/c_2XY2P5bXc.
Date Posted: Aug 12, 2009
