Building Community Within depends on professional educators and volunteers to educate immigrant adults. Our volunteers plan an integral role in helping our adults achieve their individual goals.
English reading, writing and math tutors needed. Very flexible hours.
"The Cedar Riverside Adult Education Collaborative is a collaboration between three partner agencies: Riverside Plaza Tenants Association (RPTA), Brian Coyle Community Center, and Minneapolis Public Schools Adult Basic Education Program."
Volunteers will be classroom assistants for ESL courses. Hours for these courses are: Mornings, M-F, 9-12pm; Afternoons, M-Th, 12:30-3:30, Evenings M-Th, 6-9pm. Fall Semester runs from September 15- December 17.
CLUES provides services that advance and enhance the quality of Latino's lives in Minnesota. Our vision is to act as a leader in the Latino community with respect to our mission and core service areas benefiting our clients.
Volunteers give back to the community and learn about other cultures by teaching English as a Second Language (ESL). We ask our ESL volunteers to commit to teaching Spanish speaking adults one morning or evening per week for the duration of the 10 week quarter. Depending on lesson prep time, that would total around 30 hours of service per quarter. We provide curriculum and you are the main instructor in the classroom although there may be opportunities to co-teach with another person. Each class usually has between 3 and 12 students. ESL courses are offered M,W,Th (3 slots) from 10am-12pm and M-Th (4 slots) 6:30-8:30pm in Minneapolis & St. Paul. The next quarter is January 11-March 11. INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE.
All students interested in tutoring here are required to fill out an application, meet with a site coordinator for class observation, then take a 6 hour orientation provided at CLUES to gain instruction on curriculum and training on classroom instruction
"CommonBond Communities is the largest nonprofit provider of affordable housing in the Upper Midwest. CommonBond combines top-quality affordable housing with Advantage Centers that foster self-reliance and build community."
Small groups and one on one tutoring. Three sites: Seward East (2910 Franklin Avenue. Mpls): Th- English class 11-12:30pm. Sat- Tutoring all day, computer class 12-2pm. Seward West (2515 South 9th St. Mpls) Tues- English class 11-12:30. Sat- Adult tutoring all day, computer 3-5pm. Skyline (1247 St. Anthony St. Paul) ELL class Mon-Thurs 5-6:30pm
Background check is required.
The English Learning Center's classes promote self-sufficiency in adult immigrants and refugees through instruction in English as a Second Language (ESL), Math, Computer Skills, and Citizenship preparedness. Our volunteer- taught classes focus on adult learners' real life needs, preparing them to communicate more effectively at home, in the workplace, and in their communities. In addition, we assist them in learning to interpret the culture of the United States.
Class schedule: Computer- M to TH from 4:30pm-6:30pm, Citizenship- M & TU from 5:30-6:30 pm, Math M to TH from 5:30pm-6:30pm, and ESL M to TH from 6:45pm- 8:30pm.
Interview process required for all tutors. MLC certificate (12 hour training course) required to teach in ESL classroom. But NOT for computer and math classes. ELC wants volunteers to have an interest in immigration issues and cross cultural experiences. A commitment of one semester (3-4 months) is required.
FIRE (Foundation for Immigrant Resources and Education) is an adult education organization dedicated to strengthening the lives of individuals, as well as the communities they live in.
Volunteer in many different level English classrooms. This site is for more of a leadership role, Here you will be volunteering as a teacher of your own classroom. STILL LOOKING FOR GOOD TUTORS AT THESE TIMES! Tues 10-12:30 All ESL levels. Sat. 10-12pm ESL Levels and computer training
"The Franklin Learning Center (FLC) provides one-to-one and small group instruction to adults in reading, writing, math, computer and speaking/listening skills. The program also helps students prepare for the GED and U. S. Citizenship test."
The Hmong American Mutual Assistance Association (HAMAA) was incorporated in September, 1990, as a non-profit organization to serve all Hmong-American people in the Twin Cities with the mission to: 1. Promote leadership in the Hmong Community. 2. Promote educational advancement for Hmong youth and teens. 3. Encourage Hmong refugees to be self sufficient and contributing members of their community. 4. Promote and maintain Hmong cultural heritage.
Citizenship classes T-Th 9am-11am. Classroom assistants needed to assist teacher and work in small groups with learners. Hmong and Thai speakers wanted but not a requirement. One on one tutoring opportunities available with very flexible hours M-F 9am-5pm.
"The mission of Hmong Cultural Center Inc. (HCC) is to enhance the personal development of children, youth, and adults through Hmong Cultural education while providing resources that contribute to cross-cultural understanding between Hmong and non-Hmong people." A great place to learn about the culture and history at the same time working with the people. The site has classrooms, a library, and a cultural center filed with tools, artifacts and insturments. Plus experts to tell you all about Hmong Life and history. A great place to visit even if you are tutoring at another site!
SHINE volunteers serve as classroom assistants working one on one or in small groups with learners needing help. Classes are Monday through Friday from 10am-2pm and 4pm-6pm. SHINE members do not need to be there for the entire 4 hour class.
Hmong speakers are encouraged to tutor here but this is not a requirement.
"The Ronald M. Hubbs Center is a program of the Saint Paul Public Schools' Community Education Department. Educational services are available to adults who want to improve their basic skills, earn a GED, earn a high school diploma, prepare for employment or post-secondary education, or learn English."
ESL: M-Th 5:30- 7:45pm Citizenship: 1. Mon. or Wed. 5:30-7:30pm 2. Mon., Wed., or Fri. 10:30-11:30am 3. Mon. or Friday 9:30-10:30
Brief onsite orientation.
"The Lao Family Community English Education program offers a full range of learning opportunities for the limited English-proficient, including many adults preliterate in their native languages."
6 Classroom assistant volunteer positions available for ESL classes. 1. Wednesdays from 5-8 pm. in our after-school program with children. 2.Wednesdays or Thursdays from 8:30-11:30 at our 1575 Ames Avenue site. 3. Wednesdays or Thursdays from 10-12 at our 320 University site. 4. Fridays for a math class. from 2:15-3:15 at our 1299 Arcade site. 5. Mondays. from 5:45-6:30 at our 1299 Arcade site. 6. Wednesdays to lead an Advanced Conversation group. from 6:30-8 pm. at our 1299 Arcade site.
"LAEC is an Adult Basic Education (ABE) program that teaches mostly English as a Second Language (ESL) classes to adult immigrants and refugees. We also have several math classes, a citizenship class, and are involved with workforce ESL classes."
Class schedule: Morning ESL class, 8:45-12, Monday- Friday; Afternoon ESL class 1-4:30pm Monday-Friday; Evening ESL class 5:15-8:45 Monday-Thursday; Computer classes 12-3pm Fridays. Wednesday Citizenship Test 12-1. Volunteers have a kit if flexbility to teach their own class, be classroom assistants or be small group or one one tutors. NO MORE OPPORTUNITIES! FULL!
"Adult Basic Education offers adults in Anoka County GED or high school diploma instruction, brush up on basic skills, English as a second language instruction, citizenship, family literacy opportunities, and work internships."
Blaine- mornings and evenings, Brooklyn Center some mornings and evenings, Circle Pines- some mornings and evenings, Colombia Heights/Fridley- mornings and evenings, Coon Rapids- some eveings, Elk River- some mornings, afternoons, and evenings, Forest Lake- some mornings, afternoons and evenings, Ramsey- Some evenings, St. Fanicis- some mornings, afternoons, and evenings Anoka- mornings and evenings. INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES OPEN
A background check and references are required.
"The Minnesota Internship Center partners with communities and learners to achieve academic, career, and life success.The Minnesota Internship Center partners with communities and learners to achieve academic, career, and life success.
Tutors are needed Monday through Thursday from 9am - 8pm and Fridays from 9am to 3:30pm. SHINE tutors would work with students one on one as classroom assistants.
The MLC Learning Center -Lake Street offers free and confidential instruction to adults in English as a Second Language, basic reading, citizenship, math, and computers. The center has a large library of educational materials, as well as computers and software to assist adult students and volunteer tutors.
We have positions open during these times: 9-12pm, 1-3pm, 3-5pm, 5:30-8:30pm
MLC certificate (12 hour training course) required to volunteer. Students can teach, co-teach, or serve as classroom assistants in ELL or computer classes. 3 months required. Students interested in tutoting here are required to go through an interview process.
The MLC Learning Center - Northeast offers free and confidential instruction to adults in English as a Second Language, basic reading, citizenship, math, and computers. The center has a large library of educational materials, as well as computers and software to assist adult students and volunteer tutors.
A 3 month commitment is required. The average weekly commitment is 2-3 hours per week. Volunteers are required to fill out application, come in for on-site training, and start tutoring in a timely manner.
"Neighborhood House is a multicultural, multilingual community center with programming for all ages and open doors for all people and is often a first stop for new immigrants and refugees."
Volunteers would be "classroom assistants" helping students in the classroom but not teaching the class. Class sessions are 9am-11am Monday-Friday for ELL, and 6:30-8:30pm Monday-Thursday for ELL. Citizenship class Monday and Wednesday 1:45-2:45 and 5:30-6:30. With many more flexible hours available for citizenship test small group and one on one tutoring.
Requires a semester commitment. All interested volunteers must go through an interview process.
Northside ABE provides classes in Literacy, GED test preparation, ELL, and ELL Civics. Basic computer lab is part of most classes. Northside is also one of the GED test sites in Minneapolis.
Volunteers would be "classroom assistants" helping students in the classroom but not teaching the class. Class sessions are 8am-12:30pm Monday-Friday for ELL, math, and basic computer skills (volunteers are not required to stay for the full 4.5 hours) and 6-9pm Monday-Thursday for ELL. http://mpsabe.mpls.k12.mn.us/Current_Volunteer_Opportunities.html
30 hour commitment required. ESL tutoring at Broadway Community School or Lehmann Center
Provide academic and English language instruction to adult learners in the northwest suburban and surrounding areas.
SHINE tutors serve as classroom assistants either in a tradtional classroom setting or computer lab. Morning ELL classes are from 9am-1pm Mon-Fri. Afternoon ELL classes are from 6-9pm Tues and Thurs.
Sabathini Life Skills Center prepares adults to achieve new literacy and educational skills beyond their expectations and dreams. Sabathini offers an opportunity to advance in Adult Basic Education, ESL, and many other personal and career oriented skills.
Volunteers needed for computer classes 8am-12pm. Tutors would work one on one with adults on their individual assignments in a computer lab. People with especially good computer skilled are wanted but not required.
"The Somali Education Center is a non- profit organization that provides homework assistance , one-on-one and small group tutoring to minority and immigrant children. SEC also offers Adult Basic Education in English as a Second Language, workforce training, and GED preperation.
A background check maybe required.
"South Suburban Adult Basic Education (SSABE) offers skill-building classes and services at sites in South St. Paul, West St. Paul and Inver Grove Heights. Part of a statewide network, SSABE provides basic education for adult aged 16 and over who are not currently enrolled in secondary school. Adult Basic Education (ABE) strives to assist adults in building basic skills for success in work and life."
ESL classes M-F. Morning sessions: 8:30-12pm and 9-11am. Afternoon sesssions 6-8pm. Opportunities available for SHINE members to be classroom assistants, coordinate small conversation groups, and one one one tutoring with low level ELL students. TImes very flexible for conversation group leaders and one on one tutoring.