Needs From: VolunteerCNY.org

LiteracyCNY trains volunteers to be adult literacy tutors! Volunteer assignments can be:

one-to-one tutors, working with an adult who wants to improve their basic literacy (reading and writing), or an adult who is learning English. tutors who work in a low-level English Language Learners (ELL) class, working with small groups of adults at the direction of the classroom teacher In oral English conversation practice groups

Please note:  All volunteers must be at least 18 years old, comfortable using a computer for training purposes and email communications, fluent in English, and have completed high school or the equivalent. 

Training: Volunteers attend a Volunteer Tutor Informational Session via Zoom, then proceed at their own pace with web-based tutor training modules. The complete tutor training work usually takes 14-16 hours. 

Volunteer tutors agree to:

Abide by agency policiesComplete LiteracyCNY tutor training (approximately 15 hours) Commit to a year of service with LiteracyCNY, and meet weekly with their assigned student Accept an assignment with a LiteracyCNY student, or as a tutor in an adult education classroom.  Hold tutoring sessions in a public settings, such as libraries. Since most LiteracyCNY students live in the City of Syracuse, volunteers must be willing to tutor in the city. Complete a monthly questionnaire regarding their tutoring activities Volunteers who are comfortable with technology have the option of tutoring remotely (e.g. Zoom or similar).

Have questions? Contact Betsy Lang at blang@literacycny.org or (315) 420-2355.

 

LiteracyCNY trains volunteers to be adult literacy tutors! Volunteer assignments can be:

one-to-one tutors, working with an adult who wants to improve their basic literacy (reading and writing), or an adult who is learning English. tutors who work in a low-level English Language Learners (ELL) class, working with small groups of adults at the direction of the classroom teacher In oral English conversation practice groups

Please note:  All volunteers must be at least 18 years old, comfortable using a computer for training purposes and email communications, fluent in English, and have completed high school or the equivalent. 

Training: Volunteers attend a Volunteer Tutor Informational Session via Zoom, then proceed at their own pace with web-based tutor training modules. The complete tutor training work usually takes 14-16 hours. 

Volunteer tutors agree to:

Abide by agency policiesComplete LiteracyCNY's tutor training (approximately 15 hours) Commit to a year of service with LiteracyCNY, and meet weekly with their assigned student Accept an assignment with a LiteracyCNY student, or as a tutor in an adult education classroom.  Hold tutoring sessions in a public settings, such as libraries. Since most LiteracyCNY students live in the City of Syracuse, volunteers must be willing to tutor in the city. Complete a monthly questionnaire regarding their tutoring activities Volunteers who are comfortable with technology have the option of tutoring remotely (e.g. Zoom or similar).

Have questions? Contact Betsy Lang at blang@literacycny.org or (315) 420-2355.

LiteracyCNY trains volunteers to be adult literacy tutors! Volunteer assignments can be:

one-to-one tutors, working with an adult who wants to improve their basic literacy (reading and writing), or an adult who is learning English. tutors who work in a low-level English Language Leaners (ELL) class, working with small groups of adults at the direction of the classroom teacher facilitators for adult English conversation practice groups

Please note:  All volunteers must be at least 18 years old, comfortable using a computer for training purposes and email communications, fluent in English, and have completed high school or the equivalent. 

Training: Volunteers attend a Volunteer Tutor Informational Session via Zoom, then proceed at their own pace with web-based tutor training modules. The complete tutor training work usually takes 14-16 hours. 

Volunteer tutors agree to:

Abide by agency policies Commit to a year of service with LiteracyCNY, and meet weekly with their assigned studentComplete LiteracyCNY's tutor training (approximately 15 hours) Accept an assignment: either to lead an English Language Conversation Group, or with a LiteracyCNY student, or as a tutor in an adult education classroom.  Hold sessions in a public settings, such as libraries. (Conversation Groups typically take place in public libraries, at library staff request.) Since most LiteracyCNY students live in the City of Syracuse, volunteers must be willing to tutor in the city. Complete a monthly questionnaire regarding their tutoring activities Volunteers who are comfortable with technology have the option of tutoring remotely (e.g. Zoom or similar).

Have questions? Contact Betsy Lang at blang@literacycny.org or (315) 420-2355.

 

Help Adults in Your Community with Essential Digital Skills- Volunteer with LiteracyCNY!

LiteracyCNY is looking for a committed volunteer to support our Digital Literacy Program at Frank J. Basloe Library in Herkimer County. As a Digital Literacy Volunteer, you will work one-on-one with adults to improve their digital skills-such as device use, internet navigation, and common software like email, Microsoft apps, and Google tools. Volunteers assist individuals using their own devices or on a laptop provided by LiteracyCNY.

Details:

Time commitment: 3 hours per volunteer shift.Location: Frank J. Basloe Library, Herkimer County.

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the program's goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact.Commit to a reoccurring shift for a minimum of six months.

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE →.

Want to Learn More?

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE →.Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE →.

Questions?

Contact Digital Literacy Coordinator Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.

We're Seeking Volunteers for Small Group Digital Literacy Workshops!

LiteracyCNY’s Digital Literacy Program helps adults develop essential skills-such as device use, internet navigation, and using common software like email, Microsoft apps, and Google tools.

We're recruiting volunteers to lead small group workshops (4-6 adults) on essential digital literacy topics! Workshops are 60-120 minutes long and cover topics such as:

iPhone/Android Smartphone Basics.Intro to Searching Online.Recognizing & Avoiding Online Scams.

These workshops are an exciting expansion of our existing no-cost, one-on-one digital literacy services at public sites across Herkimer County.

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the program's goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact.Commit to volunteering with Digital Literacy Program for six months. 

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE →.

Want to Learn More?

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE →.Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE →.

Questions?

Contact Digital Literacy Coordinator Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.

Help Adults in Your Community with Essential Digital Skills- Volunteer with LiteracyCNY!

LiteracyCNY is looking for a committed volunteer to support our Digital Literacy Program at Fairmount Community Library. As a Digital Literacy Volunteer, you will work one-on-one with adults to improve their digital skills-such as device use, internet navigation, and common software like email, Microsoft apps, and Google tools. Volunteers assist individuals using their own devices or on a laptop provided by LiteracyCNY.

Details:

Time Commitment: Volunteer once a week for a 3-hour appointment-based shift.Location: Fairmount Community Library

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the programs' goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact.Commit to a reoccurring shift for a minimum of six months.

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE → .

Want to Learn More:

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE →.Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE →.

Questions?

Contact Digital Literacy Coordinator, Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.

LiteracyCNY’s Digital Literacy Program helps adults develop essential skills-such as device use, internet navigation, and using common software like email, Microsoft apps, and Google tools.

We're recruiting volunteers to lead small group workshops (4-6 adults) on essential digital literacy topics! Workshops are 60-120 minutes long and cover topics such as:

iPhone/Android Smartphone Basics.Intro to Searching Online.Recognizing & Avoiding Online Scams.

These workshops are an exciting expansion of our existing no-cost, one-on-one digital literacy services at public sites across Oneida County.

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the program's goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact.Commit to volunteering with Digital Literacy Program for six months.

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE →

Want to Learn More?

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE → Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE →

Questions?

Contact Digital Literacy Coordinator Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.

LiteracyCNY’s Digital Literacy Program helps adults develop essential skills-such as device use, internet navigation, and using common software like email, Microsoft apps, and Google tools.

We're recruiting volunteers to lead small group workshops (4-6 adults) on essential digital literacy topics! Workshops are 60-120 minutes long and cover topics such as:

iPhone/Android Smartphone Basics.Intro to Searching Online.Recognizing & Avoiding Online Scams.

These workshops are an exciting expansion of our existing no-cost, one-on-one digital literacy services at public sites across Madison County.

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the program's goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact.Commit to volunteering with Digital Literacy Program for six months. 

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE →

Want to Learn More:

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE → Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE →

Questions?

Contact Digital Literacy Coordinator Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.

Help Spanish Speaking Adults in Your Community Learn Essential Digital Skills- Volunteer with LiteracyCNY to Bridge the Digital Divide

LiteracyCNY is looking for dedicated Spanish-speaking volunteers to help adults in the City of Syracuse learn essential computer, smartphone, and tablet skills. In partnership with Syracuse Housing Authority (SHA), LiteracyCNY schedules sessions for Digital Literacy Volunteers to work with residents to develop their digital skills. SHA serves hundreds of Spanish speakers who struggle with English. Your ability to communicate in both English and Spanish will make a significant impact in helping SHA residents impacted by the digital divide. 

Location Details:

SHA's 15 residential properties are dispersed throughout the City of Syracuse. SHA offers low-income housing tax credits, public housing, and housing choice vouchers. These locations serve populations that are significantly impacted by the digital divide.  Drop-in sessions are located in public spaces such as community rooms and computer labs. LiteracyCNY volunteers do not enter private homes.

What You’ll Do:

Assist individuals with beginner-level digital skills, including operating computers, smartphones, and tablets. Support residents in navigating digital platforms and using technology to access essential services and information. Provide bilingual assistance (English/Spanish) to help overcome communication barriers in digital literacy skill-building.

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the program’s goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact. Be available for 2-3 two hour sessions per month, for a minimum of 6 months.

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE.

Want to Learn More?

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE. Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE.

Questions?

Contact Digital Literacy Coordinator Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.

Help Adults in Your Community Learn Essential Digital Skills- Volunteer with LiteracyCNY to Bridge the Digital Divide!

LiteracyCNY is looking for dedicated volunteers to help adults in the City of Syracuse learn essential computer, smartphone, and tablet skills. Join us in our mission to bridge the digital divide by volunteering at various Syracuse Housing Authority (SHA) residential properties.

Location Details:

SHA manages 15 residential properties offering low-income housing tax credits, public housing, and Housing Choice Vouchers. These locations serve populations that are significantly impacted by the digital divide. Drop-in sessions are located in public spaces such as community rooms and computer labs. LiteracyCNY volunteers do not enter private homes.

What You’ll Do:

Assist individuals with beginner-level digital skills, including operating computers, smartphones, and tablets. Support residents in navigating digital platforms and using technology to access essential services and information.

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the program’s goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact. Be available for 2-3  two-hour sessions a month for a minimum of 6 months.

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE →

Want to Learn More?

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE → Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE →

Questions

Contact Digital Literacy Coordinator Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.

We're Seeking Volunteers for Small Group Digital Literacy Workshops!

LiteracyCNY’s Digital Literacy Program helps adults develop essential skills-such as device use, internet navigation, and using common software like email, Microsoft apps, and Google tools.

We're recruiting volunteers to lead small group workshops (4-6 adults) on essential digital literacy topics! Workshops are 60-120 minutes long and cover topics such as:

iPhone/Android Smartphone Basics.Intro to Searching Online.Recognizing & Avoiding Online Scams .

These workshops are an exciting expansion of our existing no-cost, one-on-one digital literacy services at public sites across Onondaga County.

Requirements:

Complete our Digital Literacy Volunteer Training to learn about the program's goals, the communities we serve, and how you can make an impact.Commit to volunteering with Digital Literacy Program for six months.

Ready to Help?

Signup for a training and become a Digital Literacy Volunteer HERE →.

Want to Learn More?

Check out our Digital Literacy Sites and a live Schedule HERE →.Learn more about our Digital Literacy program HERE →.

Questions?

Digital Literacy Coordinator Lydia Torres, Ltorres@literacycny.org, (315)643-0282.