Career Paths
Volunteer Paths
How to Get Started Volunteering
Transferable Skills
100

Help teachers and students by giving classroom assistance and 1 on 1 support with students to help them learn better.

Educational Assistant

100

Help students improve in subjects like math, reading, or science through one-on-one or small group sessions.

Volunteer Tutors

100

A simple form you have to complete to let the schoolboard know who you are and that you are interested in volunteering. This form can be found through the school or schoolboard website.

Volunteer Application

100

Asking students questions, offering to help, sharing your ideas, and conversing with staff and students are all ways you can practice...

Communication Skills

200

Organize resources, support research skills, and foster a love of reading for students of all ages.

Library Assistant

200

Listen to students read, build literacy skills, and foster a lifelong love of stories and learning.

Reading Mentors

200

A short session you are required to attend before you begin volunteering. During this session you learn about school policies, expectations, and volunteer responsibilities.

Orientation

200

Working with students and other staff, helping students and staff, and asking for help from staff when you need it are all examples of...

Teamwork Skills

300

Keeps schools running smoothly each day by managing schedules, communication and administrative tasks.

School Office Staff

300

Assist or lead clubs, sports teams, arts programs, or music groups that make student experiences fun and enjoyable.

Extracurricular Leaders

300

Training and support from school staff while you volunteer to help you succeed and feel confident in your role

Ongoing Support

300

Identifying a problem, thinking about your options and coming to a solution when working with students and staff is an example of...

Problem-Solving

400

Help with classroom activities, supervising students, and help create inclusive learning environments for all students.

Teacher's Aide

400

Support school events, assemblies, fundraisers, and special programs that bring the community together.

Event Helpers

400

A process to check someone's personal, educational, and work history, and their criminal records. This is done to confirm they are who they claim to be, and to ensure student safety.

Background Check

500

Help young children's social and emotional development, and help young children to be safe. Works in school-based programs.

Childcare Worker

500

Organize books, assist students with research projects, and help maintain welcoming learning spaces.

Library Volunteers

500

Choosing the days and times you are available to volunteer based on what works best for your schedule and life.

Time Commitment