Volunteer Tutors

We are recruiting compassionate and enthusiastic volunteers to tutor adults in English speaking, reading, and writing. Many of our students also need support preparing for their U.S. Citizenship interviews.

If you would like to provide one-to-one instruction to adults in our community, we invite you to attend a New Tutor Training. No teaching experience is required, only a desire to help learners reach their educational goals. You can learn more about our program by watching one of our information sessions here. Please reach out to us at volunteers@literacyforall.org with any questions.

Read what tutors say about their experiences in the program.

Upcoming Information Session

Are you wondering if becoming a tutor is right for you? Come to an information session to learn more about our mission, our students, and what it takes to be a literacy volunteer. This is a virtual session held on Zoom. If you are unable to attend the sessions below, please email us at volunteers@literacyforall.org. We can send you a recording and answer any questions you might have.

Tuesday, May 20
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
or 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Zoom
Click to Register

Upcoming Training Dates

Ready to take the next step to become a volunteer tutor? Join us for one of our upcoming trainings! Click here to read about a Tutor's qualifications and responsibilities.

Saturday, June 7
9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Jefferson School City Center
Click here to register.

Types of Tutoring

ESOL: English for Speakers of Other Languages
BL: Basic Literacy for Native English Speakers
Citizenship Preparation
Career Training: CNA, ServSafe, etc.
High School Equivalency: GED, NEDP, and Basic Math

After completing training, volunteers will meet with the Program Manager to discuss availability and student preferences.

We Provide

Textbook and supplementary resources
Ongoing professional development workshops
Opportunities to check in and connect with staff and other tutors
Weekly newsletters