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SAT Test Prep Instructor- Minds Matter DC
Presencial, La persona voluntaria debe estar en o cerca de Washington DC, DC
Descripción
Horarios disponibles:
Fines de semana durante el día
Flexibilidad:
Varias horas a la semana
Detalles del compromiso:
3-4 hours/week, every Saturday Sept thru May
Frecuencia:
Recurrente
Buscando personas voluntarias:
5
Área de impacto:
Desarrollo de comunidades, Educación, Voluntariado
Requisitos para participación:
Verificación de antecedentes, Asistir a orientación
Edad requerida:
21+
Descripción
For over 10 years, Minds Matter DC has connected driven and determined students from low-income families with the people, preparation, and possibilities to succeed in college, create their future, and change the world. Volunteer with Minds Matter DC and help low-income students achieve their college dreams.
SAT Instructor Overview:
- Volunteer SAT Instructors support high school students in building the academic skills and confidence needed to succeed on the SAT.
- Instructors co-create weekly lesson plans (either math or English Language Arts) to deliver structured, engaging lessons while also adapting instruction to meet student needs.
- Track student understanding through practice problems and assessments.
- Identify areas where students need additional support & communicate insights with the instructor team to refine instruction.
- Foster a supportive and motivating learning environment.
- Help students build effective test-taking strategies and confidence.
Why Volunteer As An Instructor:
- Make a difference in the life of your students.
- Help students gain academic confidence and test taking skills.
- Gain new friends, enrich your community, and join a network of service-minded peers.
- Grow as a leader and sharpen your communication skills.
- Burnish your resume with volunteer service experience.
Time Commitment:
- Out-of-Session
- Approximately 2 summer planning session days (4 hours each)
- Monthly team meetings (remote)
- In Session
- Volunteers commit to their role for a least one academic year
- Each academic year contains about 25 sessions from September to May
- Sessions are 2 hours on Saturdays from 10:00am - 12:00pm. There are no sessions over major holidays or school breaks.
- Volunteers are required to attend at least 80% of the sessions per year.
Qualifications & Requirements:
- Graduate of a four-year college or university
- Team-oriented, responsive, active listener who can serve as a role model for young people
- Able to pass a background check
- Able to commit to at least one academic year
- Available on Saturdays
Ubicación
Presencial
Washington DC, Washington DC, District of Columbia, US
