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Work With Cor

Academic Tutor

Tutors provide academic support based upon their individual strengths and assist students with the development of study skills. Example responsibilities for tutors include helping students with assignments, test review, and paper writing/editing in the subject areas of mathematics, science, english, history, and foreign languages.

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Academic Coach

Coaches build one-on-one relationships with students by working with them in three big areas: tutoring, building academic skills, and mentorship. Coaches help students become academically proactive while forming a positive, growing relationship with an adult. Example responsibilities of coaches include subject-area tutoring, discussing upcoming assignments and tests, building organizational and study skills, and assisting students in academic planning.

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Mentor

Mentors build relationships with students with more focus on character and personal development rather than academic. Mentors spend time with students learning about their lives and getting to know students. This is an excellent opportunity if you would love to spend time with teenagers, but are not as passionate about monitoring their academics. Example responsibilities for mentors include going to athletic events, hanging out at the building and playing video games, and grabbing a meal with students.

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Other Ways

Other ways to be involved with Cor include helping provide transportation for our students to and from Cor, providing meals in the evenings, donating necessary supplies for the building, or providing unique services that may be helpful to us.