Tasks may include:
- Working with lead teacher to supervise activities to that promote physical, mental and social development, such as creative play, arts and crafts, music, story reading and free play
- Complying with program’s philosophy of service and all policies for child safety
- Identifying children showing signs of emotional, developmental, or health-related problems, and discussing them with head teacher, or workshop coordinator
- Assisting in the set-up and take-down of classes when needed
- Interacting with families before classes and during meals
- Participating in the meals
In order to volunteer you should be:
- A registered UAServe volunteer (you will have a chance to register if you haven’t already)
- Willing to attend an orientation and training prior to volunteering
- Willing to submit a background check
- Open to an ongoing volunteer opportunity that works with your schedule
- Able to provide own transportation to workshop
- Overseen by an adult if a minor
- Able to provide own transportation to workshop
- Patient, responsible, and dependable
- Able to work well in small team under the direction of the head classroom teacher
