Teaching and Tutoring Volunteer Roles
Work 1-1 and in groups with students in our ESOL and Citizenship classes. Our students are eager, motivated to learn, and hardworking. They are our inspiration as they overcome the many challenges of learning a new language, living in a new country, and creating a new way of life for themselves and their families.
Citizenship Teacher and Small Group Lead
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Lead the civics or English lessons in our citizenship classes utilizing an established and proven curriculum curated by St. Mark's. It features the essential questions and materials needed for students to pass the citizenship test. Small group leaders work with up to three students during the class to help them review and practice lessons taught by the teachers. Training is provided. This is a 10 week commitment. This is a rewarding experience for anyone with a desire to help others.
ESOL Small Group Lead​
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Works with up to three students to improve their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, either in-person or online. All materials supplied by the instructors. Training is provided each semester by skilled and experienced teachers and tutors.
Writing Coach ​
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Work with students in a 1-1 setting online. Assist with helping students to work on their specific writing needs. Examples include writing resumes, cover letters, and emails. Students and coaches meet once a week based on their mutual availability. Coaches will also attend a weekly meeting with the program coordinator.
Computer Literacy@ Work Instructor and Assistant
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Teaches students the foundational use of digital technology including email communications, safety and best practices when using the internet for browsing/online interactions, and finding employment. Programs held at several Boston Public Library locations and community organizations.
Conversation Group Facilitator
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Works with three to five students and facilitates group meetings in which intermediate/advanced adult English language learners practice English conversation.