|  | | | Volunteer Opportunities | | | There are many rewarding volunteer opportunities at the MLC. A volunteer might lead a class, work one-to-one with learners, direct small group activities, or assist a classroom teacher.
Please read below for basic descriptions of the most common volunteer opportunities.
Reading, Writing and GED Tutor
- Help English-speaking adults and advanced ESL learners improve reading and writing skills
- Help adult learners achieve real-life goals such as obtaining a driver’s license, getting a job, or reading to their children
- Assist adult learners with earning their GED or diploma by studying math, science, social studies, writing, and reading
- Attend a Reading, Writing and GED Tutor pre-service training
English as a Second Language (ESL) Tutor
- Help adults learn basic English speaking, reading and writing skills
- Attend an ESL Tutor pre-service training
Technology Coach
- Teach adult learners how to acquire basic computer skills to increase their employability
- Assist in a computer lab with a group of adult learners under the supervision of a teacher
- Attend an ESL Tutor pre-service training and technology in-service workshop
Citizenship Tutor
- Help refugees and immigrants learn English, history, and civics in order to pass the U.S. Naturalization Test
- Tutor one-to-one, in a small group, or assist a teacher
- Attend an ESL Tutor pre-service training, and citizenship in-service workshops
Administrative Support Assistant
- Assist Site Coordinators with student intake, testing, and other administrative needs
- Call adult learners to follow-up
- Help manage important program data related to program reporting
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