VIRTUAL: Volunteer Math Tutor

EnCorps STEMx Tutors will provide academic assistance to middle school students in low-income communities. These students are currently underperforming in math (Foundational Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I). In order to prepare them for the rigor of high school mathematics, STEMx Tutors will provide them access to quality education that will help them break the cycle of income barriers, pursue higher education, and secure jobs in the 21st century. Want to inspire the next generation of STEM leaders? Join EnCorps today!

STEMx Volunteer Expectations:
Frequency: 2 virtual tutoring sessions per week
Intensity: 1 hour per session
Duration: Two consecutive semesters (volunteers can continue further if they want to)

In order to be considered for a STEMx tutor position, volunteers must meet one of the below eligibility scenarios:

• Have a bachelor’s degree with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher (does not have to be in a STEM field) and have at least 1 year of hands-on STEM industry work experience

• Have an advanced degree in a STEM field

• Junior or senior in a college-accredited STEM bachelor’s program with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher

• Hold a professional certificate in a STEM field and have at least 1 year of hands-on STEM work experience current or former credentialed math teacher

Opportunity Requirements & Important Notes

• Time Commitment: 1-hour session twice a week for two consecutive semesters. Volunteers can optionally stay in the program for longer.

• Onboarding Process: Application, screening, background check, and orientation. Average onboarding takes about 1 week.

• Physical Requirements: This project is able to make accommodations for individuals with physical limitations.

• Note: In addition to registering through HandsOn San Diego, interested volunteers should additionally apply on their website.

EnCorps STEM Teachers Program

The EnCorps STEM Teachers Program is an organization of STEM professionals providing high quality education to close achievement gaps for students in low income communities.