Volunteer Tutors

What is a volunteer literacy tutor? Someone who generously gives his or her time to help someone else gain knowledge. Literacy tutors help people of all ages who are either learning to read or have difficulty with reading.

Everyone knows personal tutoring is important for someone having troubles with reading. Both children and adults learning to read benefit from personal attention. One-on-one tutoring allows learners to receive instant feedback on performance, gives them the freedom to ask questions and to work at his or her own pace.

Interested in volunteering?

Contact Volunteer Coordinator Jennifer Frigolette at 216-436-2116 or jfrigolette@uws.org.

You may also Register Here (Having problems? Please let us know.)

Already a Cleveland Reads volunteer?

Tools for Tutors

Daily Tutoring Log for working with youth

Daily Tutoring Log for working with adults

Tips for Tutors

Tips for working with children

Tips for working with adults

Tips for working with English for Speakers of Other Language (ESOL) students