Literacy Mentor (18+)

Oxford County, Ontario
1 Hour/Week, for the duration of the school year
Volunteer Job Description
This program matches a youth in grades 2-8 with a positive, supportive mentor whose role is to assist them with academic related tasks.
They meet once a week for 1 hour at a local library. The mentor assists their mentee with various academic tasks (ie. Math, Literacy, etc.), homework completion and school projects.
The weekly connection allows the mentor and youth to build a positive, developmental relationship while focusing on skill building through fun and engaging activities.
Experience Required
- Must be 18+ (If you are under 18, check out our NEW Teen Literacy Mentoring program!)
- Able to obtain a Vulnerable Sector Police Check.
- Available during evening.
- Complete volunteer interview and intake process.
- No official experience or credentials required.
- BBBS Oxford provides a thorough intake process, as well as training and resources to ensure a safe, fun, and rewarding mentoring experience.
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