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Indy Reads AmeriCorps WorkLiteracy Coach

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Make a difference in the Indianapolis, Indiana community by becoming a WorkLiteracy coach at Indy Reads. Members will receive extensive training and tools to help adults who are learning how to read, speak English, and increase their job readiness skills. Through the extensive professional development and hands-on experience in this program, Members will develop presentation, coaching, and mentoring skills, and earn an education award for future higher education or to pay off existing higher-education debts. Members will serve under the supervision of Indy Reads program staff. AmeriCorps Service Members serve in either a full-time slot or reduced half-time slot for one year with varying work hours. Members all receive a modest living allowance in the form of a bi- weekly stipend and other benefits such as loan forbearance and an educational grant at the end of service. The position can accommodate candidates with other commitments by providing a flexible schedule to accomplish the service hours. Indy Reads provides individualized professional development, hands-on skills training specific to the field of education, and job readiness skills development in the form of weekly workshops and self-paced trainings, opportunities to build your resume and work portfolio, career counseling at the end of your service, and a staff mentor throughout the year to provide support and guidance. This program is available to all, regardless of race, color, disability, age, national origin, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation or religion.
Social Issues:
Education and Literacy
Address:
1066 Virginia Ave Indianapolis, IN 46203

Contact Information

Christina Binhack
cproulx@indyreads.org
(317) 384-1496

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