Tag Archives: tutoring

Apply to be a Center for Prison Education Tutor

Check out the following tutoring opportunity from the Center for Prison Education!

The Center for Prison Education is now accepting applications for tutors for the 2018-2019 academic year. Tutors travel with CPE staff to Cheshire or York Correctional Institution for one three-hour study hall session each week for an entire semester, working individually with students on coursework in a wide range of disciplines. More information is available on the application form. Applications are due by Saturday, April 28th.

Stipends are available for work study students. Please contact cpefellow[at]wesleyan[dot]edu with any questions.

Economics Workshop

Ellen Chang ’17 writes in:

It is back!! The Economics Workshop starts this Sunday 2/14! It will continue throughout the semester Sunday to Thursday 7-9PM. Come by for assistance with economics course material or simply to chat with an Economics Peer Mentor!

Date: Sunday – Thursday
Time: 7:00 -9:00 PM
Place: Exley 58

Individual Tutoring Program: Coordinator Info Session

tutoring_promoFrom Ali Feldman ’17:

Looking for a leadership position on campus next semester?? Wanna change the ~world~??? WANT FREE MONDO___
Apply to replace Ali as the Individual Tutoring
Coordinator next semester!! I’m looking for a highly awesome
individual to run the program next semester while I am away. Even if you’re not yet part of the program, I still encourage you to consider applying. It’s a great leadership opportunity!!
(email me if you can’t come afelman[@]wesleyan[.]edu)
*****FREE MONDO PIZZA********** (like I’m ordering 4 pizzas so come)

Date: Sunday, November 22
Time: 8PM-9PM
Place: Albritton 304

Individual Tutoring Program: Training Session!!

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PSA from Ali Felman ’17:

Wanna tutor? (Yes, you do)
Come learn more / get ~qualified~ to tutor local Middletown students
in an easy breezy training session for Individual Tutoring.

THERE WILL BE FOOD!! so be there.

email westutors[at]gmail[dot]com with questions.

Date: Thursday, September, 24th
Time: 8:00-8:45
Place: Albritton 304

WesReads/WesMath Tutor Training Sessions

kids readingFrom Maya Adler ’16:

Interested in tutoring at a local elementary school? Want to get off campus for an hour a week and teach cute kids all that you know about reading and math?

Come to one of our training sessions:
Thursday, Sept. 24th @ 7:30-8:30 pm or Sunday, Sept. 27th @ 1:30 -2:30 pm

Place: Allbritton 311
Cost: priceless!

Tutor at Keigwin Middle School

Brighten a tween’s day and give back to the community by volunteering as a tutor! From Rebecca Brand ’16 and Emma Davis ’17:

kids-sitting-on-booksKeigwin Middle School – home to nearly every 6th grader in Middletown – is seeking Wesleyan students to help out at their after-school homework club for the remainder of the semester. Tutors will volunteer from 2:00 to 4:15 pm on Tuesdays or Thursdays.  This is a particularly exciting time to get involved, as the Middletown Public Schools were just awarded a grant from the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program to offer new after-school educational opportunities for students at Keigwin and Woodrow Wilson middle schools.

To volunteer this semester or to assist with this exciting new program as it develops, come to the interest meeting today at 6pm in Allbritton 318. For more information, contact rbrand[at]wesleyan[dot]edu and ecdavis[at]wesleyan[dot]edu. Federal work-study funds will be available for tutors in the future. The Office of Community Service will also be hiring one paid student coordinator for next semester; contact scapron[at]wesleyan[dot]edu for details.

Date: Tuesday, November 11 – TODAY!
Time: 6 PM
Place: Allbritton 318

Tutor Kids at Woodrow Wilson

3164_91999960742_6161013_nI heard that Noam Sandweiss-Back ’15 peaked in middle school:

Let’s be real, middle school kind of sucks. The Woodrow Wilson  Tutoring Partnership is looking for new tutors who know what we’re talking about. Get close to two awesome middle schoolers in a mentoring/tutoring role and provide some support in your favorite subjects. Its just four hours a week and hellz yeah, it qualifies for work study. 

Tutoring Programs Info Session

TOCStutoringhere are so many groups at Wesleyan working with children that it can be hard to choose just one. Aspiring tutors sometimes join the first program they hear about rather than selecting an organization based on the target age group, time commitment, academic subject, and program structure. To help you pick the group that’s right for you, the Office of Community Service is hosting an information session where representatives from several tutoring programs on campus will talk about their work and answer your questions.

Whether you’re providing homework help and dance classes at Green Street or doing long division at Macdonough School, tutoring and mentoring are fun and effective ways to engage with the community. If you receive Federal Work-Study, you can get paid for volunteering with an OCS literacy program.

Date: Thursday, September 11th, 2014
Time: 7:00 PM
Place: PAC 002

Apply to Coach for Let’s Get Ready

the-satDid you love the SAT? Probably not. Do you love college? We’reguessing so. Want to help local high school students prepare for the
SAT so that they can get into and love college too??

Apply to be a coach—a tutor, mentor, role-model—with Let’s Get Ready!, a non-profit organization that provides free SAT preparation
and college admissions counseling to socioeconomically disadvantaged and otherwise under-served high school students. The Wesleyan program of LGR partners with rising high school seniors from Middletown, Platt, and Maloney High Schools on the SAT, college applications, and financial aid information.

As a coach, you will be committing to volunteer with us once a week for 3 hours, teaching a group of 4-5 students either the Math or Critical Reading and Writing sections of the SAT.

Applications are tentatively due Friday, September 12!

APPLY HERE

COME TO AN INFO SESSION to find out more information!!

For more info contact:
Clara Leonard ’16cleonard[at]wesleyan[dot]edu
Jenna Shapiro ’17jshapiro02[at]wesleyan[dot]edu

Date: WEDNESDAY, SEPT 10th
Time: 8:00pm
Place: 41 WYLLYS rm 112

Volunteer and Paid Leadership Opportunities at Keigwin Middle School

bulliesSixth grade is rarely the best year in a person’s life, and most would agree that it would have gone a bit smoother with the help of older, nicer, cooler friends. Now is your opportunity to be that friend to some of the students at the Keigwin Middle School, home to nearly every sixth-grader in Middletown. Keigwin’s after-school program is looking for volunteers from Wesleyan to provide homework help, discuss their own educational experiences, and even teach enrichment mini-courses on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays from 2:35 to 4:45 pm. The program is also providing small stipends for two students to serve as coordinators for this semester and next year.

There will be an info meeting for volunteers and coordinators on Monday, March 24. If you’d like to be considered for a coordinator position, send a brief paragraph on your interest in the position and experience with tutoring to Rob Arpin at arpinr[at]mpsct[dot]org and Rosy Capron ’14 at scapron[at]wesleyan[dot]edu by noon on Monday.

Date: Monday, March 24
Time: 7:30 PM – 8:15 PM
Place: 41 Wyllys Room 112