Found 43 volunteering opportunities in Melbourne City

Volunteer needed to assist adult students who are learning English as an additional language.

Do you have 1-2 hours a week spare during school hours to help a young person in a primary school who is at risk of disengaging in education. This opportunity is for people who can commit at least until the end of the school year and not for people looking for full time employment.

Can you spare 1-2 hours per week supporting refugees and migrants to learn English? The AMEP Volunteer Tutor Scheme is experiencing a high demand of learners needing tutors. Volunteers are vital to helping eligible migrants and refugees practice English, learn about the Australian way of life and connect to the local community.

Can you spare 1-2 hours per week supporting refugees and migrants to learn English? The AMEP Volunteer Tutor Scheme is experiencing a high demand of learners needing tutors. Volunteers are vital to helping eligible migrants and refugees practice English, learn about the Australian way of life and connect to the local community.

Himilo Community Connect aims to increase participation, building capacity, create valuable connections and open opportunities for success in education, employment, health and social cohesion from within the Somali Australian community. Homework Club supports the community’s needs and assists to implement and build positive learning habits and behaviours that students will be able to use in school and out of school.

We are looking for volunteers to assist some students who attend secondary schools in the local Banyule council are and who also attend Himilo Community Connect's Homework club.

Diamond Valley Community Support is advertising this role on behalf of Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP). Volunteer English tutors are required to support adults from a culturally and linguistically diverse background to practice English.

Watsonia Heights Primary School is seeking volunteers who can assist the school's Librarian with all aspects of the day to day running of the library. You will have a keen interest in children’s literature and be available during the school term in school hours. Experience with library systems and organisation such as cataloguing is desired but not essential.

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.

To develop and sustain the Ringwood RSL Sub-branch to ensure ongoing provision of welcoming environment that excels in relevant support and commemorative services for members. Fundraising by selling badges, pens, key rings and poppies for Anzac and Remembrance appeals at a local shopping Centre.

The Knox Toy Library Inc provides the perfect alternative to buying a room full of toys that are no longer played with. But we need some volunteers to help us with our Friday and Saturday borrowing sessions.

Empowered Together is on the lookout for brand new Workshop Facilitators to deliver our Consent 101 workshop to young people across Melbourne.

Kororoit Creek Neighbourhood House is looking for volunteers who can read with students, help with their homework, run games or activities (sport, art, music, science etc) or even just help prepare healthy snacks. Our homework club works with primary school children from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in Sunshine, Albion and surrounding suburbs to support their learning and confidence.

The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is a free service to help eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants with low English levels to improve their English language skills and settle into Australia. Are you able volunteer in either a online or face to face capacity in this flexible position to assist a newly arrived refugee or migrant, and help them to learn English and to settle into Australian life? Free training and support are provided.

Are you over 21 years of age, can make a commitment of at least one hour a week, hold a full drivers licence and want to help young people? Volunteer Mentors need to register their interest in the program, attend an interview, and complete the mandatory background checks. Mentors will be provided with comprehensive training from VicRoads that will prepare them for their role as a supervising driver.

The primary aim of the program is to provide a supportive environment where children can receive individual tutoring for basic literacy and numeracy skills and/or assistance with homework tasks (e.g. reading). The tutor works one to one with a Year 3-8 student every Wednesday afternoon during the school terms. Tutor will need to be available during 3.15pm to 6pm.

The volunteer tutor provides educational support after school hours to students enrolled at Edgars Creek Primary School. A significant number of these students come from culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

The program support worker provides educational support after school hours to students and their families that participate in the “Family Learning Club” program. These families and their children come from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, most of which speak English as an additional language.

The volunteer tutor provides educational support after school hours to students enrolled in local schools in the City of Whittlesea.

Do you have 1-2 hours a week spare during school hours to help a young person in a primary school who is at risk of disengaging in education. This opportunity is for people who can commit at least until the end of the school year and not for people looking for full time employment.