Reading Partners
New Tutor Training underway.
Stop in to find out about tutoring.
No previous teaching experience necessary!
COMPUTOR TUTORS NEEDED!
Just the basics~~can you lend a hand?
Please call 508-295-2343 ext. 1018.
Your skills and time are needed
to help other adults learn new skills!
Share the pleasure of reading!
Please consider helping someone by being a tutor.
Gift the gift of reading
and the independence that comes from being self-sufficient.
New Program Component: Computer Training!
If you are considered local/moderate income
and reside in Wareham,
you are eligible for free computer tutoring.
Please contact Dave Mason or Deena Kinsky at extension 1018
to set up an appointment.
Learn Word, Internet, Computer Basics!
Do you know someone whose life would be better
by improving their reading or writing?
Does someone you know wish he could speak better English?
Do you want to get your GED?
Call the library and let us help!
508-295-2343 ext 1018
Reading and writing assistance for adults
and out-of-school youth over 16 years of age
*adult basic education
*GED preparation
*English for speakers of other languages
Call Deena Kinsky for details.
508-295-2343 extension 1018
The Wareham Free Library offers free assistance with reading, writing, mathematics, and life skills, free of charge, to adults. Volunteer tutors are trained to provide support and instruction for adult learners at various educational levels. Some students may want to improve their reading comprehension to prepare for college work, while others may be mastering basic letter sounds. Some students are preparing to take the GED high school equivalency exam and need help with test preparation. Other students include those who speak other languages who want to improve their English speaking and/or reading and writing.
Reading Partners tailors each student's schedule and program to meet his or her educational goals. Students usually meet once a week with a tutor at the Wareham Free Library. All materials are free of charge.
Tutors are always needed. Trainings are scheduled regularly to familiarize volunteers with the program and its materials. Tutors need not have a background in teaching but should be available to meet with a student once per week at a mutually convenient time. A one year commitment is desirable.
For more information about the program or to learn how to volunteer to become a tutor, please call Deena Kinsky, Program Coordinator, at 508-295-2343 extention 1018.
This program is supported in part with funding from a Block Grant
administered by The Wareham Community and Economic Development Authority
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