Found 48 Tutoring & Coaching volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

Soccer Coach needed! The role of a Coach is to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for an aspiring athlete. To encourage, support and educate children on all aspects of the game including but not limited to skills, sportsmanship, emotional wellbeing, and fairness. Job Requirements - Must be 16 years and Over!

Are you able to assist people to be connected, how to use devices, such as iPads, tablets and phones? The Kwinana Library is looking for enthusiastic volunteers keen to help other enjoy the magical capabilities of modern technology. Due to this being a face to face role the volunteer preference is to reside in the local area.

Do you love visiting and talking with people? It is a small group of volunteers who visit patients on the wards who may not otherwise have any visitors. They can be formal or informal visits and planned or unplanned. Aim is to offer psychological, social and/or compassionate support. We are also recruiting for Inpatient Connectors in other areas of the South West: Manjimup, Pemberton, Bridgetown, Nannup, Boyup Brook, Donnybrook, Collie, Harvey, Margaret River, Augusta, Busselton.

Interested in Arts? Do you enjoy painting with watercolours? Or do you consider your drawing skills very special? We are a Community Adult Learning Centre which provides adults with the opportunity to learn new skills, share their knowledge and meet socially. If you are engaging, bright and would love to tutor in drawing, watercolours, and anything in general - we would like to get to know you. Teaching experience is not required- just a passion to share with others. Centrelink registered!

Koya is seeking volunteers to assist our facilitators for the Djookian Club which is a girls club for First Nations girls.

Do you like working with students to support them in a school setting? Alnoor run the Alnoor Arabic School based at the Ellenbrook Secondary College every Sunday. We are seeking a pool of classroom assistants to help lessons run smoothly. Arabic language is NOT required.

The Read Write Now program exists to improve the literacy of adults who have left the school system and have inadequate literacy for everyday life demands. As a Tutor you will be helping people aged 18 and over to improve their functional literacy and numeracy skills.

Working with youth to help mould them into responsible, caring and thoughtful individuals

Assisting our local youth with barriers gain their drivers license by providing the opportunity to complete their required 50hrs of supervised driving hours.

Volunteers assist migrants and refugees with learning English for 1 hour per week.

Under the direction of the classroom teacher volunteers help students with reading and providing additional support in the class room with at risk primary and high school students

Inspiring confidence. Changing lives in young people in school.

The role of the mentor is to act as a role model; take interest in their students and provide encouragement and support.

We are currently seeking skilled volunteers who would like to get involved with community development projects determined and led by First Nations Communities. Community First Development work in partnerships with First Nations Communities to achieve great things.

RYDE is a program to support young people facing barriers in obtaining their license to complete 50 legitimate hours of quality supervised practice in a safe vehicle and a safer attitude towards driving. All young people involved in the program will have gone through requirements to ensure basic driving ability and will be provided mentoring in order to complete the 50 hours of compulsory supervised driving.

Read Write Now is a community-based volunteer organisation that has operated in Western Australia since 1977. Volunteer tutors provide free one-to-one assistance to adults wanting to improve their reading, writing, spelling, maths and basic computer skills.

Are you eager to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and young adults with intellectual disabilities? We are looking for passionate Camp Leaders to join our team and provide a fun and memorable experience for these families.

Are you looking for a fun and challenging way to give back to your community? Become a Saturday Program Leader for children and young adults with intellectual disabilities! We are looking for passionate individuals who are motivated to help provide a safe and supportive environment for our children and young adults.

Become a WayFairer and use your own skill set to engage in community organisations and projects in the Peel Region?

Home Tutors tutor adult migrants in students' houses 1-1 for 1 hour a week. Tutors help migrants to improve their English skills (mainly vocabulary and conversation). They are provided with books and learning materials, training and ongoing support.