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ATTENTION
POTENTIAL
TUTORS!

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer literacy tutor, take a look at the “How to Volunteer” section to find the schedule of Tutor Orientation and Tutor Training sessions. Then fill out a Tutor Application and send it in to us. We will be in touch with you!

If you have questions about becoming a literacy tutor, please email us at info@lvagnh.org or call 776-5899 (New Haven) or 235-1714 (Meriden).

We are always looking for new tutors to work with the many adult students who need help, so please tell your friends about us.

THANK YOU FOR
YOUR INTEREST!

 

YOU CAN BECOME A LITERACY VOLUNTEERS TUTOR!

1. Send in your application! We will contact you for an interview and give you the training schedule.

2. Attend an Orientation session. Expect a follow-up phone call from Literacy Volunteers staff to answer questions.

3. Complete the Thinkfinity Online Training before attending Tutor Training session.

4. Attend Tutor Training course.

All tutors must attend Session 1: Engaging the Learner.

Tutors then choose either the Basic Literacy or ESOL track (you are welcome to attend both!).
There are two trainings per track.

5. Complete two observations. You may observe Literacy Volunteers tutors or Adult Education teachers (a list of observation sites/times will be provided for you).

6. After completing your observations, meet with your Program Manager to discuss your tutoring assignment. She will advise you on the resources and materials needed for your student or site.

7. Start tutoring!

8. Reconnect with your training group and Program Manager after tutoring has started to share experiences and ideas.

9. Attend Literacy Volunteers workshops and social events throughout the year.

10. Enjoy tutoring! We look forward to working closely with you.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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