English is considered one of the hardest second languages to master because of its nuances, contradictions, and endless oddities. Many of our clients are seeking additional support with their efforts to learn or improve their English as a second language, in addition to attending our language classes (LINC).
Become A Tutor
English is considered one of the hardest second languages to master because of its nuances, contradictions, and endless oddities.
Many of our clients are seeking additional support with their efforts to learn or improve their English as a second language in addition to attending our language classes (LINC).
Benefits of being a tutor
- For an exciting way to connect with newcomers to your community.
- To gain experience as a tutor while assisting immigrants to improve their English
skills and learn more about Canada by establishing a link with a volunteer within the
community! - To assist newcomers with improving their English language skills in an informal
environment, working one-on-one with individuals with diverse language
skill levels.
Volunteer tutors are placed according to their previous experience and interest in learners who cannot attend regular LINC (Language Instruction for newcomers to Canada) classes or have special learning needs.
Duties
Provide one-on-one support and English language instruction.
Prerequisites
- Experience teaching
- TESL certificate
- Excellent English language skills
- Patience and non-judgemental attitude
How to join
- Read the Volunteer Guide located under the “Resources” menu below.
- Press the “Apply Here” button below to complete the volunteer interview form.
- Have an online interview with the Community Connections Coordinator.
- Complete the Online Volunteer/Mentor Application Form, which will be emailed after the interview.
- Complete the criminal record check (free as a volunteer).
- Start volunteering when signed up for a volunteer position.
If you have any questions, please contact our Community Connections Coordinator, Yenny Yao, at [email protected] – 778-470-6101 Ext. 116.
Resources
Volunteer Guide
