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Hispanic Unity of Florida

Volunteer Adult Citizenship Class Instructor

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An Adult Basic Education or Literacy Instructor works with adults, including young adults who are out of school, to improve literacy and strengthen basic skills in reading, writing and math. Helps students to learn English or gain a high school diploma or equivalent certificate. Assesses students' educational levels, skills and goals, and differentiates instruction as needed for adults at different levels in one class. May focus on basic skills as needed for a particular occupation, or assist students with developing study skills or job search skills, or help students connect with social services.

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Job Description

Volunteer Position Description:
Adult Citizenship Class Instructor Position Title Citizenship Class Volunteer Instructor Location Public Libraries (various branches) Purpose of the Position Support adult learners preparing for the U.S. naturalization process by teaching citizenship classes in a welcoming, structured, and supportive environment. Volunteers help students build English language skills, civics knowledge, and confidence for the USCIS interview and exam. Key Responsibilities Teach weekly citizenship classes following the program's curriculum and guidelines. Prepare lesson plans and activities that support reading, writing, speaking, and civics content. Create an inclusive, respectful, and encouraging classroom environment. Track student attendance and progress as requested by the program. Communicate with the volunteer coordinator regarding class needs, absences, or concerns. Participate in required training sessions and occasional program meetings. Represent the library and program professionally when interacting with students and the community.
Time Commitment Minimum commitment:
4 months 1-2 classes per week, depending on the schedule Each class: Approx.. 2 hours, plus approximately 1 hour of preparation Attend required volunteer training (initial and ongoing) Qualifications Strong communication and interpersonal skills Comfortable speaking in front of a group Ability to follow a structured curriculum Patience, cultural sensitivity, and a supportive attitude No prior teaching experience required; training is provided English proficiency required; bilingual skills are a plus Training Provided Initial training on curriculum, teaching strategies, and USCIS requirements Ongoing workshops and support from program staff Access to teaching materials and classroom resources Benefits for Volunteers Make a meaningful impact on your community Gain teaching and leadership experience Learn about the naturalization process Connect with diverse adult learners Receive volunteer service hours and recognition Supervision Volunteers report to the Program Coordinator.
Work Location:
In person