Found 62 Tutoring & Coaching volunteering opportunities in Australia

Join us at Kedron Scouts and become a Scout Leader. It's the best unpaid role in the world! Multiple leadership positions are available. These include becoming a trained Scout Leader or assisting as a trained youth or adult helper. We have all sections of Scouting and our young people are aged 5-25.This is your opportunity for adventure and to gain new skills. Relevant training is supplied. Assistance is provided to apply for a Blue Card. Leaders -18 years and up. Youth helpers from 15 years.

We are seeking a volunteer who is creative and love arts and crafts to assist children with activities at our Early Learning Centres in Ballajura or Ellenbrook. You will play a valuable role in supporting children to develop their interests, skills, and knowledge in a safe and supportive environment.

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!

SisterWorks is a partner of UN Women, to deliver UN Women’ Second Chance Education pilot project in Australia. SisterWorks provides training programs to the most vulnerable women with little English of refugee and migrant backgrounds. As a Sewing Teacher, you will be working in the SisterWorks design lab, empowering women by coordinating their sewing classes and teaching new skills.

Mercy Connect engages trained volunteers, with an educational background, to provide additional support and mentoring to asylum seeker, refugee, humanitarian visa students at a critical time in their settlement in Australia. Families from asylum seeker, refugee and/or humanitarian backgrounds are supported through improving their children’s capacity to negotiate the challenges of mainstream schooling and integrate into the wider Australian community.

Volunteers are needed to offer mentoring and tutoring support to children from refugee backgrounds at their schools. Refugee children often feel isolated and anxious and subsequently withdraw from classroom participation 3 hours per week.

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.

IMS is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help others with technological enquires, technical support, device repairing and more.

A variety of volunteer roles are available from time to time at this Community House

Do you enjoy the smell of freshly cut timber? Would you like to tap your creative side and turn your hand to making, eg a bird box for someone’s garden, or a Christmas decoration for someone’s front door? Or maybe you'd like to make minor repairs to a piece of furniture that comes into ReStore needing a little bit of love and attention. If so, come and volunteer at ReStore, Habitat for Humanity’s ‘op shop for building materials and furniture’ at 102 Port Road, Alberton. Open Mon-Sat 9am-4pm

Volunteer with Kids First in one of our wonderful not-for-profit Early Years kindergarten centres! Volunteers provide operational support and assist in the delivery of the unique Early Years program, including assisting with specific activities with the children such as reading/ storytelling, singing, art, craft, or outdoor play. ***LOCATIONS: Ivanhoe, Bundoora, Reservoir, Lalor, Epping, Wollert, Wallan, Seymour, Clyde North

Learning for Employment are looking for dedicated and enthusiastic volunteer tutors to provide English language support, community information and a general understanding of Australian culture.

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

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

Help individuals or small groups to improve their everyday literacy and numeracy or those who want to learn English as a second or other language.

Are you interested in supporting people with disabilities in their employment. Our warehousing and manufacturing service in Dandenong provides meaningful employment for people with disabilities who require support at work. Tasks include supporting individuals in picking and packing, labeling, assembling, skill training and supporting productivity.

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.

Volunteer Audio Engineers needed. Volunteer audio engineers are able to utilize the studio space and are asked to work collaboratively with young local artists and beginner audio engineers to record and mix track/s. Audio Engineers are supported by Frankston’s FReeZA workers and Youth Services team to mentor young people participating in the studio program.

The Volunteer Bilingual Driver Mentor position supports WCC’s Women’s Driving Program. This program provides an opportunity for women in the City of Whittlesea to work towards getting their Victorian Driver’s License. This program aims to support culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) women who may be at risk of being socially isolated, become more independent and want to access formal and informal support networks.