Reading Rockstars Volunteer

Reading Rockstars Volunteer

Do you love to read and to interact with kids? Are you 18 years of age or older?

If you said yes to these questions, share your passion for reading and your technology knowledge with elementary school-aged children by assisting EPL staff with Reading Rockstars, an after-school program delivered in select schools.

Reading Rockstars gives kids the opportunity to learn about the Edmonton Public Library, explore books and other library materials, and participate in fun literacy-building games and activities.

Volunteer Locations

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with EPL. There are no volunteer opportunities for this role at this time.

Volunteer Responsiblities

  • Attend mandatory orientation / training session (the first session date listed)
  • Help set up and tidy program room
  • Prepare program materials like student folders and cutting paper
  • Provide support at transition points, like passing out student folders and distributing materials and technology
  • Clarify instructions and help participants follow instructions when required

Volunteer Skills & Qualifications

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  • Experience interacting and assisting children and/or a desire to interact with and assist children
  • Strong English language skills
  • Knowledge of modern technology, including computers and iPads
  • Must be 18 years of age or older
  • Must be available for all program dates

Volunteer Commitment

Time Commitment

  • Ability to attend all session dates is required
  • Must be able to make mandatory training session and all program sessions (approximately 2 hours a week for 6 weeks)

Orientation / Training

  • Must attend a mandatory orientation/training session (first session date)
  • Ongoing support and supervision at each Reading Rockstars session

Volunteer Benefits

  • Increased awareness in program delivery
  • Learn new skills by interacting with school-aged children
  • Help children build literacy skills for life
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