What are Learning Clubs?

Learning Clubs provide a safe, fun, supportive learning workplace where students participate in educational activities or receive help with their schoolwork from dedicated tutors, outside of school hours.

Becoming a volunteer tutor gives you the chance to support young people experiencing poverty with their educational and personal development, to keep up in class, and ultimately to succeed at school.

Do you have the following qualities?

- Excellent interpersonal skills, including a strong ability to communicate well with young people
- A friendly and positive attitude
- The ability to work independently as well as part of a team

Are you able to perform these tasks (with support and training)?

- Assist students in completing homework tasks
- Assist students in developing skills and knowledge in particular subject areas through structured activities




- Model and encourage appropriate behavioural standards and build positive relationships with students
- Club set up and pack down (e.g. tables, chairs, resources, fruit)
- Liaise with the Club Coordinator on students' support needs and progress

Can you commit to this timeframe?

Generally, we seek a volunteer commitment of 1-2 hours (once per week) for a minimum of two school terms (around 18 weeks). Clubs typically run just after school finishes.

If the answer is yes, and you have a passion for supporting young Australians in their academic and social development, we would love to hear from you!

Applicants must be 18 or over.

Category

Education & Training

Commitment

Regular - more than 6 months

Time Required

Wednesday from 2:40PM to 4:00PM during school term.

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📌 Volunteer After-School Learning Club Tutor (Darwin)
🏢 The Smith Family
📍 Darwin