ONG (Setor Social)

Youth Mentor

Híbrido, O voluntário precisa estar em ou próximo de Boston, MA
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  • Detalhes

    Horários Disponíveis:
    Dias da semana (diurno, noturno), Fins de semana (diurno, noturno)
    Comprometimento de Tempo:
    Algumas horas por mês
    Detalhamento do Comprometimento:
    Mentor matches are around a year in length, starting in a youth’s spring semester of their junior year, and continuing until the end of the youth’s spring semester of their senior year.
    Recorrência:
    Recorrente
    Voluntários Necessários:
    35
    Causas:
    Criança & Adolescente, Imigrantes ou Refugiados, Voluntariado
    Benefícios:
    Treinamento incluído, Apoio de linguagem/cultura disponível
    Bom para:
    Grupos Públicos, Idade acima de 55, Grupos Corporativos Privado
    Requerimentos de Participação:
    Checagem de Antecedentes, Orientações para os Participantes
    Outros Requerimentos:
    Mentors must have at least a bachelor’s degree. Mentors are expected to meet with their mentees every other week in their junior year, and then weekly during their senior year.

    Descrição

    Youth Mentor

    BCNC's College Access Program (CAPS) supports Asian youth who are the first in their families to go to college, and many of whom are immigrant English language learners, by providing them with one-on-one mentorship, college tours, workshops on financial aid, standardized test preparation, and more.

    For the past four years, 100% of our high school seniors were accepted to colleges with financial aid. As a mentor, you volunteer your time to create a safe and inclusive space that centers your young person, and helps them explore their future goals in the ways most meaningful to them.

    Mentor matches are around a year in length, starting in a youth’s spring semester of their junior year, and continuing until the end of the youth’s spring semester of their senior year. Mentors will meet with their mentees every two weeks for at least an hour at a time in their junior year and over the summer. Mentors can meet with their mentees either virtually or in-person.

    Please complete the application form below, and/or reach out to Youth Education Program Associate Hannah Huang at hannah.huang@bcnc.net. (App form: https://form.jotform.com/251894632485064)

    BCNC's College Access Program (CAPS) supports Asian youth who are the first in their families to go to college, and many of whom are immigrant English language learners, by providing them with one-on-one mentorship, college tours, workshops on financial aid, standardized test preparation, and more.

    For the past four years, 100% of our high school seniors were accepted to colleges with financial aid. As a mentor, you volunteer your time to create a safe and inclusive space that centers your young person, and helps them explore their future goals in the ways most meaningful to them.

    Mentor matches are around a year in length, starting in a youth’s spring semester of their junior year, and continuing until the end of the youth’s spring semester of their senior year. Mentors will meet with their mentees every two weeks for at least an hour at a time in their junior year and over the summer. Mentors can meet with their mentees either virtually or in-person.

    Please complete the…

    Localização

    Híbrido
    O voluntário precisa estar em ou próximo de Boston, MA
    Local Associado

    BCNC

    38 Ash St, Boston, MA 02111, USA

    Como se inscrever

    Please complete the application form, and attach a copy of your resume to Hannah Huang at hannah.huang@bcnc.net. We look forward to having you volunteer with us!

    Please complete the application form, and attach a copy of your resume to Hannah Huang at hannah.huang@bcnc.net. We look forward to having you volunteer with us!

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