Volunteer Tutor- See description for topic areas

Tutoring Sites: Metro South Adult Education classroom at the Community Education Campus (CEC) in Bloomington and Metro South Adult Education classroom in Eden Prairie at the Valley View Building with Eden Prairie Schools.

Purpose of Position: Tutors may work as a general assistant, focus on specific topics such as writing, work one-to-one with a student, or assist in other enrichment opportunities listed below. The instructor will provide support and materials for tutors.

Additional volunteer tutoring opportunities:

• Computer Lab – Volunteers should have basic knowledge of software use, keyboarding, Microsoft Word, navigating the Internet and implementing District policies in use of computers.
• Math Tutor – Volunteers need to feel comfortable explaining and demonstrating math concepts using several approaches. The Math Lab focuses on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as fractions and percentages.
• Conversation + Pronunciation Circles – Work with small groups of students to help practice conversational skills and pronunciation.
• Help Room Tutor – Volunteers would need to feel comfortable explaining concepts in a wide variety of subject areas; i.e. grammar rules, math, science, social studies, writing, etc. Students may also ask for assistance with job applications, resumes, drivers training, forms, and more!
• Reading Lab Tutor – Volunteers would need to feel comfortable explaining basic grammar concepts as well as reading comprehension strategies in a one-on-one setting with a variety of students.
• Resume Writing/Career Resources – Volunteers help students write and review resumes, cover letters, walk through online application forms and help with interview preparation and etiquette.