Princeton Learning Cooperative is looking for volunteer teachers, tutors, and mentors to join our welcoming learning community. Our volunteers come from many backgrounds: Retired professionals who want to share a lifetime of knowledge College and graduate students seeking meaningful teaching experience Professionals and hobbyists with unique skills and passions Anyone who enjoys connecting with curious young people Teach a class. Tutor a student. Mentor an independent project. Lead a workshop. You don't need a teaching degree—just enthusiasm for what you know, patience with different learning styles, and a desire to make a difference. Most volunteers spend 1–3 hours per week for a semester or school year. One-time workshops are also welcome. Join a community of teenagers, families, and volunteers who believe learning is a lifelong adventure
We are interested in any volunteer who has a passion to work with teens, but are specifically looking for volunteers in these areas:
Math Tutor (all levels), Writing Tutor, Test Prep
Film Appreciation and Analysis; Poetry; Song Writing
Physiology and Anatomy; Animal Behavior; Pharmacology; Robotics
French (Native Speaker); Japanese; Italian; Polish; Ukranian
Economics; Local History; Philosophy
Photography; Cosmetology; Art and Craft; Crochet; Gardening; Pottery; Sewing; Woodworking
