Found 6 Education & Training volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you enjoy working with children? Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation supports kids living in families affected by mental illness. Kookaburra Kids are seeking bubbly Activity Day Volunteers to attend our activity days in Perth. Activities include laser tag, pizza making, bowling, movies, rock climbing and many more! The role would suit an individual who has a passion for our cause, reliable, energetic, has the ability to relate to kids and have fun!

Do you enjoy working with children? Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation supports kids living in families affected by mental illness. Kookaburra Kids are seeking bubbly Activity Day Volunteers to attend our activity days in Perth. Activities include laser tag, pizza making, bowling, movies, rock climbing and many more! The role would suit an individual who has a passion for our cause, reliable, energetic, has the ability to relate to kids and have fun!

Inspire young minds through robotics! Join Ardoch's volunteer team and support hands-on learning activities with robotics kits for primary school students. No expertise required - training and support provided. Make a meaningful impact and inspire STEM learning. Apply today!

League of Latin American Migrants Australia (LLAMA) is looking for facilitators for free online English sessions. The sessions are aimed at Spanish-speaking migrants and potential migrants and offer the opportunity for developing conversational and writing skills in a fun and informal way. You do not have to be a qualified teacher - just someone who is a native English speaker interested in participating in the vibrant Latino community!

Help children from migrant communities of Melbourne with their schoolwork through the Homework Club. No prior experience required. Ages range from Prep-Year 12 and covers all school subjects. You can pick what ages and subjects you are comfortable with. Assistance is primarily given over zoom with the children.

Vic ICT for Women was founded in 2005 to address the inequities between women and their male counterparts in the workplace by providing a range of practical and sustainable initiatives that promote women’s entry, retention, and progression in technology.