MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Serve as an America Reads Tutor!

YOU MUST BE WORK-STUDY ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR THIS POSITION.

The America Reads Tutoring Program is currently accepting applications throughout the academic year. This program combines community service, rewarding work experience, and a chance to make a difference in future generations. The America Reads Program aims to help elementary aged children (ages K-8) learn to read independently through small group and one-on-one tutoring sessions. •Successful tutors may continue employment through the spring and subsequent years, if eligible. Monday - Thursday, Afternoon/Evenings, 2-9 hours/week •All tutoring is completed by 7:30 pm Key Responsibilities Working in small groups/one-on-one with elementary aged children to improve literacy skills Adapting to children's support needs Providing guidance to children for their areas of focus Observing improvement/progress of children Qualifications Minimum availability of 2 shifts per week Full-time Student at Bradley University Work-study eligible Prior experience in youth tutoring is preferred but not required Skills Verbal and written communication skills Patience Positivity If you have any questions, email America Reads Graduate Assistant Elsie Kibby in the Smith Career Center at americareads@bradley.edu .

TO APPLY

Candidates must electronically submit an application with a resume and a statement of interest (<300 words) to be considered for a tutoring position. In order to qualify for the program, you MUST have work study noted as part of your financial aid package. Some undergraduate students (with limited family resources as determined by the results of the FAFSA) qualify for Work Study funds to help offset costs of college. This is a f ederally-funded opportunity to earn "spending money" through part-time, on-campus employment. Eligibility for work-study does not guarantee you will find a campus job. Contact Financial Services for more information or to see if you qualify at 309-677-3089 or bufinaid@bradley.edu