
The Adult Education program is always seeking classroom assistants and tutors in our ESL and citizenship classes.
Classroom assistants
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are available during one of the scheduled ESL and citizenship class times for a 13 week trimester or more
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facilitate learning with small groups of learners
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assist teachers with other needed classroom tasks
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do not plan lessons or teach the entire class, but offer valuable support
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must pass a background check
Tutors
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offer one or more hour-long sessions to students one-on-one on Zoom each week
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do prepare materials for each session and student
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do not have to have prior teaching experience, but must be adaptable, patient, and willing to learn
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must pass a background check
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must offer at least one one-hour session each week for the 13 week trimester
Citizenship Volunteers
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must undergo an additional training due to the sensitive nature of the citizenship application
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might assist during one of our citizenship classes (contact Heather Morgan for most recent scheduling)
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can offer to tutor students, helping them practice for their interviews
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can assist during one of our quarterly citizenship application workshops
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must pass a background check
Computer Class Volunteers
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assist in our once weekly in-person computer classes
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possess an interest and willingness to patiently assist in teaching adult students basic computer literacy (i.e., document creation, typing, basic internet navigation)
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must pass a background check
ESL Class times are Monday-Thursday at the following times:
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9-11:30am (In-person/Zoom)
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12-2:30pm (In-person/Zoom)
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6-8:30pm (ONLY Zoom)
Online classes are offered on Zoom and all volunteers must either know how to use basic Zoom features to assist, or are invited to receive training on how to do this. Basic features include Annotation (writing on the screen, highlighting), using Chat, and sharing screens.
If interested, please contact Heather Morgan at heathermorgan@auroramhr.org to begin the application process!

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