Joy Wheatley & student

 

alison

 

pam

 

 

Ted

 

student

Volunteer

V1

  • Give students that one-to-one experience that teachers cannot always provide;
  • Will support what the student is learning in the classroom;
  • May give individual mentoring or assist in the school in a variety of ways from assisting in reading through to Meccano building; or
  • May work on school tasks with your student.
V2Minister Barr with students and SVPACT volunteer
  • Patience;
  • Empathy; and
  • Life experience; and
  • Display qualities of social justice, integrity and appropriate behaviour towards students, teachers and other staff.
v3
  • Visit the school during school hours on a weekly basis for a full term (ten weeks);
  • Work under the guidance of a teacher; and
  • Work at the school – there is no activity outside of the school premises or school hours.

Some students may have a learning disability, poor self-esteem, lack of a mature role model, a temporary family setback, or poor school attendance and, to participate in the scheme, both the student and parent/carer must agree.

v4

imageApart from being capable of meeting the above matters you will need to undergo a national police check (working in schools) at SVPACT expense and agree to adhere to the ACT Department of Education and Training Code of Conduct for Volunteers. If you:

  • Are genuinely interested in helping children and young people;
  • Flexible and able to cooperate with students, teachers and staff, and willing to learn from them; and
  • Able to commit to a volunteering activity for one hour a week.
v5

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