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FALL PROGRAM SUMMARYConservatory Lab Charter SchoolDates: Sept 20th - Dec. 10thDays: Mo/Fr and/or Tu/ThTime: 2:15-5:45Pay: $12.00+ an hourGrades: 1st - 5thSubject: Math or literascyContact: Mike ZinniEmail: mzinni_tutorsforall.orgCodman AcademyDates: Sept. 18th - Dec. 11thDays: SaturdayTime: 8:30-12:30, 1:30-5:30Pay: $12.00+ an hourGrade: 9th and 10thSubjects: Math, literacy, MCASContact: Mark DestlerEmail: mdestler_tutorsforall.orgDever-McCormack SchoolDates: Sept 20th - Dec. 10thDays: Mo/Fr and/or Tu/ThTime: 9:00-12:00Pay: $13.00+ an hourGrades: 4thSubject: Math and literacyContact: Mike ZinniEmail: mzinni_tutorsforall.orgProspect Hill AcademyDates: October - MarchDays: SaturdayTime: TBAPay: $12.00+ an hourGrade: 4thSubject: TBAContact: Mike ZinniEmail: mzinni_tutorsforall.orgSLA Weekday ProgramDates: Sept. 20th - Dec. 10thDays: Mo/Wed and/or Tu/ThTime: 9:30-12:30Pay: $13.00+ an hourGrades: 6thSubject: MathContact: Chris BaginskiEmail: cbaginski_tutorsforall.orgSLA Saturday ProgramDates: Sept. - Dec.Days: SaturdayPay: $12.00+ an hourGrades: 7thSubject: MCASContact: Courtney McSparronEmail: cmcsparron_tutorsforall.orgThe Tobin SchoolDates: Sept 20th - Dec. 10thDays: Mo/Fr and/or Tu/ThTime: 1:45-3:35Pay: $12.00+ an hourGrades: 6thSubject: Math and/or literacyContact: Courtney McSparronEmail: cmcsparron_tutorsforall.orgYoung Achievers Pilot SchoolDates: Late Sept. - Early Dec.Pay: $12.00+Subjects: Math or literacyContact: Mike ZinniEmail: mzinni_tutorsforall.orgNOTE: The Codman program has moved from Simmons campus to Codman Academy, which is T accessible.TIVECampus RepresentativeDuties and Expectations:Recruitment: Your primary responsibility will be recruiting tutors from particularcolleges and/or universities. This will involve the following:Posting paper flyers to appropriate sites in and around your campusDistributing paper brochure Electronically posting flyers and brochures to websites related to your campusProgram Promotion:Representing the program at on-campus work-study/volunteer fairsSearching out and applying for fairsNetworking and pursuing potential leads regarding recruitmentPresenting the program in college classrooms, club meetings, etcProgram Information Organization:Generating an excel spreadsheet outlining a list of places posted and valuable contacts for future CRsUpdate regularly via Google DocsWeekly Meeting: Attend each meeting and participate actively. Exceptions can be made due to extenuating circumstances. The meeting will be a minimum of an hour though CRs are welcome to stay to use TfA resources (internet/printer/copier/etc.)Candidate Requirements:Federal Work-Study Eligibility or willingness to volunteer; eagerness to reflect on and improve performance; adherence to strict professional standards as regards productivity, individual responsibility, sensitivity to deadlines, awareness of detail, etc.Proficient interpersonal skills and an outgoing nature.Training: TBACompensation: $10.00 an hourHours and Dates:Summer/Fall 2010 with an opportunity to continue workOne weekly meeting (day, time and place will be determined with your schedule in mind).Interested? Please contact: Courtney McSparroncmcsparron_tutorsforall.orgFALL 2010 JOB OPPORTUNITIES*

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*Tutors for All hires on a semester basis. Stay-tuned for positions as they become available by joining our mailing list on our homepage.Candidate RequirementsWork-study eligibility or willingness to volunteer.Passion for working with Boston youth.Adherence to strict professional standards (dress, timeliness, etc)Eagerness to reflect on and improve performance.Desire and ability to work with a team towards a common goalTraining & PDPaid training and curriculum will be provided. At the same time, you will be expected to adapt the curriculum to the individual needs of your student. Professional development will be provided throughout the tutorial program.What's Work-Study?Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a form of financial aid awarded to students who demonstrate financial need and meet certain eligibility requirements. Contact your college financial aid department to see if you qualify.HOMEABOUT-USTESTIMONIALSIN-THE-NEWSPARTNERSDONATEALUMNI-PORTRAITS