DURING THESE UNPRECEDENTED TIMES OF COVID-19
FLOC WILL BE COMPLETELY VIRTUAL FOR THE FALL 2020 SEMESTER
At For Love of Children, tutors are the nucleus of our program. Our Volunteers serve as direct educational and emotional support to our students. Tutors work one-on-one with students in need of additional support in reading and/or math, going above and beyond traditional approaches. Tutors guide students through a structured curriculum at an individualized pace, ensuring they build fundamental skills while gaining confidence in their ability to overcome and educational obstacle.
City Leaders Program Tutors provides College and Career Readiness programs to youth 8th through 12th grades. Programs will span from PSAT, SAT, ACT Prep, and one-on-one college coaching. Throughout the year, there will be parent engagement events and workshops on topics surrounding financial aid, FAFSA, community programs and more!
Students are excited to engage weekly with dedicated support on concepts to enhance their mastery and understanding of tools and techniques that follow them through their primary and secondary matriculation, along with post secondary choices. Our volunteers are instrumental in enhancing the self-esteem and confidence of our students while encouraging the independence and perseverance necessary to overcome any obstacle to succeed.
As a tutor you will:
- Work with your student from the curriculum in their designated subject
- Work one-on-one virtually with a student every week for 2 hours
- Build a relationship of trust with your student
We provide all training and tools necessary for you to succeed with your student! Our curriculum is research-proven, robust, and user friendly! Sign up for as many time slots as you'd like and tutor in math, reading, City Leaders or all three!
Our application for the 2020-2021 school year can be found here: https://www.tfaforms.com/4770073
Background check and orientation required. Information will be provided upon successful application submission. Tutors must be at least 16 years or older. GPA and most recent transcript required for applicants currently in high school.
