• Volunteer to regenerate and preserve Woollahra's bushland
• Opportunity to learn about local environment and manage bushland
• Free on-site Bushcare training for garden maintenance tasks

• Provide classroom support to students at risk of not reaching goals
• Assist with literacy, numeracy, and digital literacy skills
• Orientation, induction, support provided; work Thursdays, Fridays

• Teach ethics to primary school children in NSW
• 30-45 minutes lessons, no experience needed, training provided
• 1-2 hours commitment weekly, promote program, connect with community

• Support adult migrants and refugees in acquiring English language skills
• Prepare session materials tailored to student's needs
• Receive initial training, access resources, and ongoing support

• Support migrants and refugees in acquiring English language skills
• Prepare session materials tailored to student's needs
• Receive initial training, access to resources, and ongoing support

• Support adult migrants and refugees in acquiring English language skills
• Prepare session materials tailored to student's needs
• Receive comprehensive initial training and ongoing support provided

• Assist refugee children with homework in various subjects
• Flexible tutoring options from Prep to Year 12 levels
• Requires Victorian Working With Children Check and commitment to sessions

• Assist adults in improving English literacy for better employment
• Work with refugees and Australian-born adults in-person or online
• Volunteer commitment less than 6 months, tutoring and coaching

• Contribute expertise to strengthen governance and support organizational growth
• Align with values, demonstrate strong judgement and strategic thinking
• Collaborate with diverse backgrounds to guide community-focused initiatives

The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is a free service to help eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants with low English levels to improve their English language skills and settle into Australia.

Are you able volunteer in either a online or face to face capacity in this flexible position to assist a newly arrived refugee or migrant, and help them to learn English and to settle into Australian life?

Free training and support are provided.

• Maintain volunteer roster, coordinate inductions, and manage Blue Card records
• Provide support for volunteer training and development opportunities
• Act as the first point of contact for new volunteers

• Support CALD secondary school students in core subject areas
• Create positive learning environment with constructive feedback
• Gain tutoring experience with mentoring support and flexible hours

• Support CALD secondary school students in core subject areas
• Create positive, inclusive learning environment with constructive feedback
• Gain tutoring experience, training, and mentoring support for volunteers

• Assist students with homework and study tasks
• Provide positive role modeling and encouragement
• Support group activities and skill-building sessions

• Volunteer Board Member with education background at SEDA College WA
• Essential attributes include Director ID, Working with Children Check
• Commitment involves attending Board meetings and strategic workshops