Become a Volunteer Tutor
Become a volunteer tutor for adults learning English as a second language or adults learning to read and write! Work with one to six students three hours per week (1.5 hours, twice per week) for four months. Choose from five different sessions:
September 23rd, 2019 to January 30th, 2020
November 4th, 2019 to March 12th, 2020
January 6th to April 30th, 2020
February 3rd to May 28th, 2020
June 1st to September 23rd, 2020
Class sessions can be flexible if needed, especially for one-on-one classes. Students in each class are all of the same level, and curriculum is available.
Currently, our greatest needs are at the following times and locations:
9 AM-10:30 AM, Wenatchee: 2 tutors needed
11 AM-12:30 PM, Wenatchee: 3 tutors needed
1 PM-2:30 PM, Wenatchee: 2 tutors needed
6 PM-7:30 PM, Wenatchee: 7 tutors needed
Evenings, Leavenworth: 1 tutor needed
Training is seven to nine hours of self-paced online modules, plus an optional two-hour workshop to practice tutoring. New tutors can start training at any time, from their own home. No language besides English or teaching experience is required.
To become a tutor, fill out a volunteer application. Have more questions first? Please contact us through our online form or call (509) 682-6966 to learn more about joining our efforts.
September 23rd, 2019 to January 30th, 2020
November 4th, 2019 to March 12th, 2020
January 6th to April 30th, 2020
February 3rd to May 28th, 2020
June 1st to September 23rd, 2020
Class sessions can be flexible if needed, especially for one-on-one classes. Students in each class are all of the same level, and curriculum is available.
Currently, our greatest needs are at the following times and locations:
9 AM-10:30 AM, Wenatchee: 2 tutors needed
11 AM-12:30 PM, Wenatchee: 3 tutors needed
1 PM-2:30 PM, Wenatchee: 2 tutors needed
6 PM-7:30 PM, Wenatchee: 7 tutors needed
Evenings, Leavenworth: 1 tutor needed
Training is seven to nine hours of self-paced online modules, plus an optional two-hour workshop to practice tutoring. New tutors can start training at any time, from their own home. No language besides English or teaching experience is required.
To become a tutor, fill out a volunteer application. Have more questions first? Please contact us through our online form or call (509) 682-6966 to learn more about joining our efforts.
How Else Can You Help?
If you don't have the time to tutor but would still like to contribute directly to our efforts, we gladly accept donations of the following year round:
- White copy paper
- CD players for classroom use (used ones gladly accepted!)
- 70-page, college rule spiral notebooks to give to new students
- Pencils for students
- White board markers and erasers for tutors
- Games that could be used to teach language (think: Scrabble, Bananagrams, etc.)