Tutors - Paper Airplanes

Welcome, tutors and mentors!
English Program Tutor Application
The English Program has two sub-programs: the One-on-One program and the Speaking Classes program. Tutors are matched with a young adult or a group of young adults (18 years old or older) affected by conflict and assist them using our guided curriculum. Although both are appreciated, no prior tutoring experience or Arabic language skills are required. We provide all curricula, though tutors are requested to contribute to lesson planning.

The applications are open now, and the deadline for submission is September 15th.
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Women in Tech Instructor Application
As a WiT instructor, you are responsible for teaching the course, assigning students homework, providing feedback on the curriculum, participating in the development of the course, and attending bi-weekly meetings with the staff members.
This is a volunteer position with an expected time commitment of two-three hours a week (typically up to 1.5 hours of planning and up to 1.5 hours of teaching).
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More Information about Our Programs
English program
Women in Tech program

Please also see the above program pages for their email addresses. Due to the high volume of emails that we receive, we cannot respond to general inquiries regarding when applications will be open or how to apply. Please see this page for all updates regarding this information.
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Welcome, tutors and mentors!

English Program Tutor Application

Women in Tech Instructor Application

As a WiT instructor, you are responsible for teaching the course, assigning students homework, providing feedback on the curriculum, participating in the development of the course, and attending bi-weekly meetings with the staff members.

This is a volunteer position with an expected time commitment of two-three hours a week (typically up to 1.5 hours of planning and up to 1.5 hours of teaching).

More Information about Our Programs

FAQs