Opportunities From: United Way of Greater Mercer County

Volunteer: Teaching and Tutoring Opportunities at Princeton Learning Cooperative

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

Organization: Princeton Learning Cooperative

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

Organization: Princeton Learning Cooperative

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08540

Allow Groups: Yes