Do you love supporting adults in meeting their educational and life goals? Do you have teaching experience you’d like to put to good use? Do you believe in serving your community? If so, Vermont Adult Learning would love to hear from you! We have an ongoing need for one-on-one tutors, teachers and advisors in a variety of instructional areas. Please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator, Forrest Gardner, for more information. Email: fgardner@vtadultlearning.org Phone: (802) 275-4933
CURRENT OPENINGS:
English Language Learner (ELL) Tutor
Help non-native English speakers at a variety of levels meet their goals to master speaking, listening, reading and writing.
GED Prep Tutor
Assist students with studying to take the GED exam. The GED is offered in four subject areas: Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies
Adult Basic Education Tutor
Help students acquire the reading, math and writing skills needed to meet their career and education goals.
Computer Skills / Digital Literacy Teacher
Lead basic computer skills and digital literacy workshops for a diverse range of adult learners.
College and Career Transitions Advisor
Assist students finishing one of our high school credential programs with planning next steps in education and career.
Who are we looking for?
Adult learners come from all walks of life and have a wide range of goals. They are your friends, neighbors and family. Below are some of the key qualities we look for in a great tutor.
· Compassion and empathy
· Great listening skills
· Adaptability
· Knowledge of the tutoring subject area
· Prior teaching or tutoring experience a plus
Next Steps:
If you are interested in volunteering with us, please complete our online volunteer registration form using the link below:
You can also reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator Forrest Gardner at fgardner@vtadultlearning.org. Feel free to include a résumé with your inquiry.
