Sentences with phrase «find volunteer mentors»

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In previous years, the campers have built their own websites and apps to solve problems like treating ADHD, helping volunteers finding projects that fit their skill sets and connecting students with mentors.

Find a way to mentor a colleague, volunteer for a good cause, or help a needy friend.

A 2009 evaluation that randomly paired 1,000 very poor readers with mentors found that, over the course of a single school year, the students who had been tutored by Experience Corps volunteers made 60 % more progress in reading comprehension than those who did not have tutors.

Enroll in a course, find a mentor, volunteer in your field of choice, shadow someone that you admire for a day, or read up on a field that interests you.

If you find that you are having difficulty covering these costs, let your Foster Trainer, Mentor, or Coordinator know and they will reach out to find a volunteer who can sponsor you!

My mentor helped me find my volunteer experience this summer.

As you get closer to realizing your goal, be sure to keep the following three tips in mind: (1) find a mentor, (2) participate in volunteer activities, and (3) narrow the focus of your practice.

You can also get their feedback as to whether you'll need to up - skill before you embark on a job search, be it through volunteering, training courses, or even finding a mentor.

This might involve finding a mentor who isn't your boss, volunteering to work on certain projects, or attending training sessions.

Find ways to volunteer, mentor a child or teenager, become a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), help a parent, become a foster or adoptive parent or invest in one of the many programs that support Colorado kids.

New agents also need to take advantage of learning opportunities, reading the company manual, taking technology training courses, finding a mentor, and volunteering for floor duty and open houses.