Adult Tutoring
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If you or someone you know is interested in improving their reading, writing, math, and/or English Language skills and is at least 18 years old, our tutoring program may be the answer! Tutors help students in a variety of areas:
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Improve English, speaking, reading, and writing.
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Prepare for US Citizenship test (no testing required)
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Help with GED/HSED courses.
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Work together to improve employment
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Help study for driver's license, CDL test. etc.
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Help with homework
Students
Application: Here
There are three steps to complete in able to be on the tutor waitlist.
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Schedule a time and day to be tested, complete the application forms, and pay the $25 program fee. the test takes about two hours. The test determines eligibility for a tutor. If the score is too low, you will be referred to our ELL Program.
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Upon completion of the test, a volunteer will contact within a week to 10 days you to schedule an interview and determine the best curriculum.
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You will then be placed on a waitlist for a tutor. The wait for a tutor is typically about 1-2 months.
Perspective tutors
Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer tutor, is asked to submit our online application and send it to Amanda Adam at aadam@literacygreenbay.org or mail or drop off at 424 S. Monroe Avenue Green Bay WI 54301.
The schedule for the up-and-coming workshops can be found here.
Tutors in training
Our tutors are required to attend a tutor training workshop. There are both on-line tutorials and in person sessions. This page explains the process and hosts the training materials.
Current tutors
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Here is the monthly tutoring report
Stay up to date on the happenings at Literacy Green Bay
Any Questions?
Contact Amanda Adam
920-435-2474 x102
Support for this program is provided by:
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Brown County United Way
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Private family foundations
If you have questions, please contact Amanda Adam by calling 920-435-2474 ext. 102 or by email at: aadam@literacygreenbay.org