First, ELL learners are evaluated for class or tutor placement by the class coordinator. These oral evaluations take place anytime on:

Mondays 6 - 7 p.m. or Tuesdays 9 - 11 a.m. or 6 - 7 p.m.

Basic learners just call the office and register over the telephone.

Next, all learners take a written test of reading and writing skills. Lastly, all learners are interviewed before being placed on the waiting list for a tutor.

Attendance and results are recorded. Cost: $20 for registration (current students FREE) + the cost of books once you are matched with a tutor. Financial is assistance available.

 

Volunteer Tutors are recruited and trained to tutor adult learners who seek help to improve their basic reading, writing, thinking, and math skills, and/or to learn the English language.

The first step to training is an orientation. Training consists of four three-hour session designed to thoroughly prepare a tutor to work with the student of his or her choice. See the buttons below for upcoming orientation or training dates and times.

Most tutors meet with their students twice a week, and work together for 1 to 1-1/2 hours each time.

Each tutor/learner team decides where and when to meet. The Literacy Green Bay office supplies tutoring materials.

Contact: Kathy Cornell, 920-435-2474 x103