101. Teachers-adult Literacy And Remedial And Self-enrichment Education Requirements for teaching adult literacy and basic and secondary education vary opportunities for jobs as adult literacy, remedial, and selfenrichment http://stats.bls.gov/oco/ocos064.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Nature of the Work Working Conditions ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Many adult literacy and remedial and self-enrichment teachers work part time and receive no benefits; unpaid volunteers also teach these subjects. Opportunities for teachers of English as a second language are expected to be very good, due to the expected increase in the number of residents with limited English skills who seek classes. Demand for self-enrichment courses is expected to rise with growing numbers of people who embrace lifelong learning and of retirees who have more free time to take classes. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Self-enrichment teachers teach courses that students take for pleasure or personal enrichment; these classes are not usually intended to lead to a particular degree or vocation. Self-enrichment teachers may instruct children or adults in a wide variety of areas, such as cooking, dancing, creative writing, photography, or personal finance. In contrast, adult literacy and remedial education teachers remedial or adult basic education (ABE) , which is geared toward adults whose skills are either at or below an eighth-grade level;

102. Teach English Worldwide, List Of International ESL Jobs Started in 1976 as a volunteer opportunity to serve the needs of KEEP Teaching English at all levels from nursery school through adult (both in http://www.eslteachersboard.com/cgi-bin/intl/index.pl?noframes;read=2042

103. Second Start Adult Literacy: Volunteer We seek tutors who have patience and are willing to view teaching as a twoway Will I be paid for tutoring? top. No. This is a volunteer opportunity. http://www.oaklandlibrary.org/services/SecondStart/volunteer.html

Second Start Home About Learners Tutors ... Schedules Volunteer Donate Publications Contact Become a volunteer tutor at Second Start... Second Start is a participatory learner-centered literacy program. We seek tutors who have patience and are willing to view teaching as a two-way experience, understanding that we are all learners. Requirements for becoming a tutor What Second Start offers tutors Frequently Asked Questions Volunteering and Health ... Tutor Training Schedule Requirements to be a volunteer tutor... attend 18 hours of tutor training be 18 years of age or older speak English clearly enough to communicate with learners and staff devote at least two hours a week to tutoring a student for a minimum of nine months provide monthly tutor reports What Second Start offers tutors... top eighteen hours of free training regular in-service workshops books, materials, audiotapes, videotapes, and computer software to help you teach staff support and expertise a large computer learning center an extensive Tutor Library Frequently Asked Questions top What is Second Start?

104. Looking For Volunteers Interested In Teaching An Adult ESL Class Looking for volunteers interested in teaching an adult ESL class This is a particularly exciting opportunity for interested volunteers, both to aid in http://www.volunteernyc.org/org/opp/3762333.html

The Action Areas below highlight volunteer opportunities supporting the Mayor's Volunteer Center and United Way-led programs and initiatives addressing the City's most pressing issues. MENUBAR Looking for volunteers interested in teaching an adult ESL class Last updated on February 14, 2005 This opportunity is sponsored by: Arab American Association Of New York We need volunteers who are free at these times Weekly This volunteer opportunity is available to the following types of volunteers Adults (18-54) Individual Adults (55+) I'm interested in this opportunity Contact Person: Heidi Rosbe, Youth Coordinator, (718) 745-3523, (email this person) View all organization contacts Address: 7111 5th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11209 See a map Directions: Once the driver reaches 4th Avenue (in Brooklyn), s/he will drive south (cross street numbers will increase). Take a LEFT on Ovington (a few blocks past 68th street) and then a RIGHT on 5th Avenue. AAANY is on the left. It is the door to the right of Dr. Jaber's clinic (OBGYN). Ring the buzzer and the an Association member will buzz the visitor in. Nearest Metro/Subway Stop: R trainBay Ridge Ave., 5 minute walk

105. Young Adults In Global Mission Examples of service opportunities include teaching English or special education Volunteers work in churchbased or institutional-based service projects. http://www.elca.org/globalserve/youngadults/

Read notes from current volunteers in some of these countries. Click the countries first for more information. Young Adults in Global Mission One year international opportunities Designed for ELCA young adults, ages 19-30, this program provides a one-year service opportunity in leadership development, service, spiritual growth, global awareness and understanding. Up to 52 positions are available for 2006-07. Service begins mid-August. Argentina Volunteers work with projects in a variety of churches and social service agencies - youth, children, homeless. Community development, reconciliation, and evangelism are other areas in which volunteers gain experience, understanding and share their gifts. The Argentina program gathers together for weekly reflection, study, prayer, and community building led by project coordinators. B.A. and proficiency in Spanish required. Ages 21-30. Eastern Europe Volunteers serve in institutions, congregations and projects of the Reformed Churches in Central and Eastern Europe ministering to Roma people (gypsies). Volunteer placements are in the

106. Browse Opportunities We currently have 10 volunteers teaching English in our program. It s a great opportunity to get some practical teaching experience under the guidance of http://www.volunteersolutions.org/boston/org/opp/dir-e-1.html

Skip navigation. inspire hope. create opportunity. what we do our work results partners our service area ... public policy get involved volunteer donate make a planned gift involve your company ... sign up for e-updates uwmb.org for: ECMs agencies volunteers Browse Opportunities powered by United eWay Home Login Search ... About Us Page 1 of 2 in the E's Early Care English/Math Tutor Page 15 of 53 overall Back A B C ... D E F G H I ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z All Next Keywords: Early Care and Education Somerville, MA 02145 - www.elizabethpeabodyhouse.org Sponsored by Elizabeth Peabody House The EPH Early Care and Education programs serve children age one month-5 years of age in 4 programs in Somerville MA. Volunteer opportunities are flexible, come read a story, share a project, be part of children's play. Positive interactions more Early Childhood Education Intern Boston, MA 02118 - www.uses.org Sponsored by United South End Settlements This voluntary, unpaid internship allows a student to explore the world of Early Childhood Education. The internship is of interest to majors in Early Childhood Education, Child Life Specialties, Human Growth and Development, Child Psychology, and others. The intern will more Early Morning Shelter Assistance Boston, MA 02111 -

107. Project H.O.M.E. Groups of up to fifteen volunteers can be accommodated. Making and bringing a meal, playing games, teaching poetry or painting, and leading aerobics or http://www3.villanova.edu/volunteering/agencies/PHOME.htm

Log on Project H.O.M.E. 1515 Fairmount Ave Philadelphia, PA 19130 www.projecthome.net Project H.O.M.E. is a large non-profit agency created in 1989 that is dedicated to all aspects of fighting homelessness – from outreach, to job training and education, to housing, healthcare, as well as social and political advocacy. “The mission of the Project H.O.M.E. community is to empower persons to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty, to address structural causes of poverty, and to enable all of us to attain our fullest potential as individuals and as members of the broader society. [This is achieved] through the provision of a continuum of care comprised of street outreach; a range of supportive housing facilities; and comprehensive services including healthcare, education, and employment.” Additionally, Project H.O.M.E. addresses “the root causes of homelessness through neighborhood revitalization programs, including affordable housing development, employment training and opportunities, adult and youth education, health care, and environmental enhancement”. Volunteer opportunities at Project H.O.M.E. may be of particular interest to students in many areas of study: Human Services majors, Education majors, Political Science majors, Psychology majors, Sociology majors, Computer Science majors, Computer Engineers, Peace and Justice minors, and Women’s Studies minors, as well as pre-law students.

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