Our Literacy Specialists bring their experience and expertise to provide support to Reading Coaches and assist in running the Reading Coach meetings. The person who takes on this role should have a background in teaching reading/literacy (preferably but not necessarily with adults).
Our volunteer Literacy Specialists feel a real sense of pride in giving practical solutions to their Coordinators and Reading Coaches to give our new Readers the greatest chance of success. You will also attend our management team meetings which occur every couple of months.
Skills
- A background in in teaching reading/literacy
- A knowledge of the range of teaching resources that are available to adults, or a willingness to research them
- Good communication and people skills
- Reasonable confidence in using IT
- Ability to use initiative and work independently
- With an average of 2 hours per week to commit to role
Details
- Accessibility
We usually work in libraries or community centres - Age restrictions
18+ - DBS check required
- Equal Opportunities Policy
- Expenses reimbursed
- Health and Safety Policy
- Ongoing support
From the management team and central office - Training provided
- Volunteer induction
- Volunteer Policy
- Volunteers covered by insurance
- Written role description
When can I volunteer?
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Location
This opportunity can be carried out whilst working from home.
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