Literacy Library Jobs ▬ California
Southern California Library Literacy Network
Learn To Read at Public Libraries from Ventura to San Diego.
Wednesday, April 27, 2022
Literacy Library Jobs ▬ Azusa :: Sonoma Co :: Huntington Beach
Sunday, April 17, 2022
Redlands Library – Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation and Training
Redlands Library – Adult
Literacy Tutor Orientation and Training
Redlands Library – Adult Literacy Program
Our mission is to provide free, professional, and confidential tutoring in reading and writing to help adult learners in the Redlands community reach their literacy goals.
Volunteer
Tutor Information
Volunteers
are from our community and must be at least 18 years old. No previous teaching experience is required.
Tutor qualifications are: the ability to speak, read, and write English;
compassion and sensitivity to the needs of adult learners; and the willingness
to be trained to assist the learner in meeting the learner’s goals.
Please contact the literacy program to sign up for the tutor orientation and training classes: 909-798-7565. READ MORE ➤➤
Saturday, April 16, 2022
Corona Library – Literacy Tutor Orientation
Corona Library – Literacy
Tutor Orientation
Adult Reading Assistance – Tutor
"Tutoring an Adult Learner gives me the feeling of being a contribution to my community and our community is our home." - Tutor Margaret F.
You don't
need any special skills, college degrees, or certificates - just interest,
caring and patience. If you do have
experience with teaching, tutoring and/or working with people with special
needs, we can definitely make use of those skills. Instructional books and
materials are available for checkout at the library, and consumable workbooks
and teacher's guides can be yours to keep.
Scheduling is flexible - meet any time the library is open. Free study rooms and a learning lab are available for your use, along with software specifically for the adult beginning reader. Please call 951-279-3721. READ MORE ➤➤
More Orientation Dates
Friday, April 15, 2022
Orange County Library - READ OC -- New Tutor Training
READ OC – New Tutor
Training - Virtual
Interested in becoming a tutor?
An estimated
400,000 adults in Orange County do not read or write well enough to meet their
needs as workers, family members, and members of the community. OC Read relies
on volunteers like you to support these adult learners.
Tutor
Eligibility
Literacy
tutors come from all walks of life. No experience is needed—OC Read will
provide all the necessary training.
OC Read
tutors are :
- 18 years of age or older
- Willing to try new
things and think outside the box
- Able to commit a minimum of two
hours a week to tutoring time, plus lesson prep time, on a regular
basis
- Must check email regularly and
have, or be willing to learn, basic computer skills
- Have completed our New Tutor
Orientation and Training
To inquire about becoming a tutor, click the button below to complete an interest form. If you have additional questions, contact OC Read at (714) 566-3070, or readoc@occr.ocgov.com. READ MORE ➤➤
Thursday, April 14, 2022
California Library Association — 2022 Legislative Priorities
CLA 2022
Legislative Priorities
CLA News: 3.23.2022
The
California Library Association — through its
members and advocates — works to make a difference for all Californians by
providing adequately funded libraries, which transform lives through their
programs and services.
At
the state level, CLA actively advocates for the following:
New and Ongoing Funding Requests
➤ $1.4
million to reach $5,000,000 in ongoing funding for the California Library
Services Act
(CLSA) that fosters resource sharing among libraries, particularly in rural
areas where funding challenges persist.
➤ $450,000
to reach $1,250,000 in ongoing funding for Lunch at the Library to provide
literacy-rich programs to blunt the impact of the summer slide for children who
receive 300,000+ free and nutritious lunches at hundreds of libraries across
the state.
➤ $785,000
for JobNow, VetNow, and LearnNow, to support economic
recovery and education for vulnerable populations.
➤ Maintain
ongoing funding to support the diverse informational needs of people in rural
and underserved populations who cannot get to a physical library through Zip Books.
➤ $4
million dollars in funding to support Ebooks for All aimed at increasing
access to digital content for early learners and school-aged children
throughout California.
Equitable
Access to Critical Library and Information Services
◉ Broadband equity for unserved and
underserved communities.
◉ Support
the freedom to read and access to material with diverse points of view.
◉ Accessible
buildings, including upgrades to critical infrastructure and support in times
of disaster such as wildfires and extreme heat.
◉ Early
literacy, school readiness, adult literacy, career development, vocational
support, and assistance to vulnerable populations.
◉ Mandate
credentialed Teacher Librarians in all California Public Schools.
◉ Support
for libraries to purchase eBooks and e-audiobooks at the same price as
consumers.
Monday, April 11, 2022
Huntington Beach Library – Literacy Volunteers
Completion of
online Tutor Orientation
prior to enrollment is required.
If you have
questions, please email literacy@surfcity-hb.org,
or call the Central office at 714.375.5102, or Oak View at 714.375.5104.
Sunday, April 10, 2022
Newport Beach Library – Tutor & Adult Learner Orientations
Project Adult Literacy – Tutors & Learners
Project Adult Literacy offers one-on-one tutoring and small group classes free of charge.
Contact the Literacy Office at (949)
717-3874; email us at literacy@newportbeachca.gov or
stop by for an application.
Every potential adult learner must attend
a new learner orientation. Space is limited so a reservation is a must!!!
Once you have attended the orientation, you will be asked to take a skills evaluation. The evaluation will help us determine the best tutor to match you with.
Project Adult Literacy Tutors are required to complete online Orientation and attend Tutor Training sessions*.
Online Orientation and application must
be completed before attending the training sessions and registration is required.
Online Orientation can be found at: http://bit.ly/NMPLVolunteerOrientation
Application can be found at the end of
the online orientation.