As a GED tutor, your job will be to serve as an instructor to help people complete their education and obtain a GED certificate. Your duties and responsibilities will be to select teaching methods based on the unique needs of students and keep them on track. You will be paired with one or more students during a time when you are available. Once you have been paired, you will be provided a list of specific areas in which the student needs practice as identified by their practice tests. Ideally, this targeted approach should take the student less than a month to complete their GED exams and earn their certificate. You will be making a real impact on your community while gaining experience that looks great on applications and resumes.
Learn more and sign-up to volunteer!
Our community partners rely on volunteers to facilitate and support their programs. Before signing up for a volunteer opportunity, please consider whether you have the time and capacity to serve. We understand that life happens, but please try your best to provide community partners at least a 48-hour notice if you need to cancel your volunteer shift.
If you plan to participate in long-term volunteering or service projects with our community partners, we highly recommend completing a Service Project Agreement to set clear expectations between you and the organization.
If you plan to use any service hours completed through our community partners for the Certificate in Service Learning service hour requirement, we recommend completing a Service Verification Form to ensure those hours can be verified by our team.
