Reading Vermont
Mon, 02/08/2010 - 12:19
Vermont Reading Partners promotes literacy in southwestern Vermont and provides free and confidential tutoring for children and adults.
We require all our tutors to complete a tutor training session in either the Adult/ESOL Program or the Student Program, depending on where the tutor would like to work. Our teaching methods are student-centered and designed for each individual's particular needs, goals, and learning style.
Attention Prospective Volunteers:
Please note that posts in this section have been added by independent literacy programs. Please contact these organizations directly, as they are not affiliated with this site. Literacy Connections has not investigated these opportunities and does not necessarily endorse them.
We require all our tutors to complete a tutor training session in either the Adult/ESOL Program or the Student Program, depending on where the tutor would like to work. Our teaching methods are student-centered and designed for each individual's particular needs, goals, and learning style.
Tutor Training
We welcome volunteers from all walks of life. No previous teaching experience is necessary. We provide a training workshop to cover the basic theories, techniques, exercises, and resources we have found most beneficial to both our students and their tutor.
Standards for Tutors
A VRP tutor- Is able to read, write, and speak English.
- Holds at least a high school diploma or equivalent.
- Displays an enthusiasm for reading.
- Is willing to attend a tutor-training workshop and be open-minded in accepting new teaching concepts.
- Is able to fulfill commitment to tutor training and make a commitment to tutor for one year.
- Keeps a record of tutoring sessions and files a brief monthly or quarterly report with the VRP office.
- Maintains confidentiality.
Attention Prospective Volunteers:
Please note that posts in this section have been added by independent literacy programs. Please contact these organizations directly, as they are not affiliated with this site. Literacy Connections has not investigated these opportunities and does not necessarily endorse them.
