Found 22 Tutoring & Coaching volunteering opportunities in Australia

Transport Volunteers support prisoners and offenders in the community by transporting them to: * medical appointments * job interviews & job network agencies appointments * rehabilitation programs * supervision appointments * housing appointments * plus many other areas of support unique to individual offenders.

We are looking for a Facilitator for our French conversation classes. You will be required on any day suitable to you for an hour a week during school terms.

Cultural Exchange Activities Assistant- Homework Help available in Wodonga

Leaders are responsible for helping to devise and deliver a variety of skills in leadership, project management and event planning. No prior experience is necessary

Tertiary Tips - Support/Advocate Volunteer to work with a team and one-on-one to assist and support students with various schoolwork related needs such as navigating the tertiary institution, assignments or other course tasks, literacy, and comprehension. Knowledge in area of study not required. Days and times vary, program runs through school terms at a public or university library.

Joey Scout Leader - Adult helpers required. Must be 18 years of age or over.

Group Leaders are responsible for helping to devise and deliver a variety of skills in leadership, project management and event planning. No prior experience is necessary - all leaders undergo training.

MTC is seeking volunteers who want to give back to their community. This is a great opportunity to support adult students to develop their skills in education and employment. MTC will provide you with all the training and support required to tutor the students.

We require responsible and enthusiastic people to assist with the various roles involved in running our non-profit organization's Self-esteem & Leadership Youth Camps.

Want to make a difference in the life of a young person? 1-2 hours a week is all it takes! The Merri-bek TAC L2P Program assists young learner drivers (aged between 16-21) who have no access to a supervising driver or vehicle, to gain the driving experience required to apply for a probationary licence. Volunteer mentors support young people to gain supervised driving experience in an L2P car - no cost to young people or volunteers. Volunteers undertake comprehensive VicRoads training.

Caulfield South Community House are seeking volunteers to help people in our local area improve their language skills.

People Outdoors, a branch of the Australian Camps Association, was established in 1989 to provide outdoor recreation for people of all ages with physical or intellectual disabilities. The Australian Camps Association is a registered NDIS service provider certified with the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and accredited with the Quality Tourism Framework. Camp programs include overnight through to week long residential camps and provide people with disabilities the opportunity to

Are you wanting to give back to your community? Looking for Mentor drivers to help people get their P's license.

The volunteer homework club tutor provides educational support after school hours to students enrolled at Thomastown West Primary School. A significant number of these students come from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Volunteer homework Club tutors support students with their homework tasks and develop positive relationships.

Act as a supervisory driver to assist a vulnerable learner gain their driving licence.

The Women’s Driving Program will be delivered by Whittlesea Community Connections. This program is available to women from migrant and refugee communities living in Whittlesea and its surrounds, who want to learn how to drive and apply for a Victorian driver’s license. The Women’s Driving Program will be delivered by Whittlesea Community Connections. This program is available to women from migrant and refugee communities living in Whittlesea and its surrounds.

The Family Learning Club is a program for Children at Thomastown Meadows Primary School and their families; providing families with the tools and support to assist their children with their literacy skills, whilst engaging children in learning behaviours. The program support worker provides educational support after school hours to students and their families that participate in the “Family Learning Club” program.

The school time activity club aims to give students enrolled at Thomastown West Primary school additional educational support through a range of engaging activities. Through the below activities volunteers support students through their learning and development -Young Voices in Media: Students plan, record and develop their own podcast ;STEAM: Students use modular electronic kits to make their own creations and other fun science projects and a fun reading club.

A Helping Hand in Clayton is an innovative new project by Dixon House Neighbourhood Centre commencing in July 2022. It's purpose is to provide practical support to low-income individuals facing barriers due to literacy or digital literacy. The program will have the oversight of Dixon House staff but will be staffed by volunteers with an interest, experience, or education in the welfare sector.

Our English Conversation Class aims to support local community members who are looking to strengthen their English language skills but are not eligible to enrol in pre-accredited or accredited training. The classes will introduce participants to everyday English, Australian colloquial phrases or slang and share information about local services and programs. The English Conversation Class volunteer will support individuals who face barriers to participating in accredited English Language Classes