We need additional people we can turn to in order to help us translate things into Korean. Requirements: Be available on pretty short notice and turn things around quickly.
Archive events and day-to-day activities. May also be involved in special projects.
Teacher’s aids will work closely with teacher and students during class time. Classes generally run in the evenings and Saturday mornings. Must be fluent in Korean.
Ensure that the exchanges are running smoothly by making sure people are in well-balanced groups, keeping track of the time spent speaking any one language and ensuring the groups aren’t spending time speaking one language over the other.
Ability to set aside 2 – 4 hours per week to provide general office support.
We are looking into developing an ESL program, but we need a pool of willing and able ESL teachers.
We need caring people who are willing to teach Korean on a volunteer basis for our Supplemental class, which is a free service offering we provide to our existing students.
Is there something you would like to teach? Don’t worry, it doesn’t have to be super formal nor do you need to be a complete expert. Workshops can range from Origami, Calligraphy, Cooking, Dance, Art, Piano, Sewing, etc. If you’re willing to teach it, we’ll help secure facilities.
If you’re musically or artistically inclined, ask our Volunteer Program Supervisor about Mission events and workshops that would benefit from your talents!
Human Options Legal Advocacy program greatly benefits from the pro bono services provided by attorneys. Many of our existing pro bono partners provide services in the areas of Family Law and Immigration. Opportunities include volunteering at a monthly legal clinic and representing clients pro bono in court. Human Options provides introductory training for attorneys interested…