King County Library System

KCLS - Study Zone

General Volunteer Opportunities


  • ..Study Zone Library Tutor Openings *updated 4/13

    Study Zone Tutor Schedule Availability:

     

    Applications for for substitute/wait list tutors are accepted  at any time for all Study Zone locations.  Openings can occur during the school year if a tutors has to drop out unexpectedly and those positions are filled first from the substitute/wait list.

    Algona-Pacific Library:  openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Auburn Library:openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Bellevue Library:  opening only on Mondays 6-8pm
    Bothell  Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Boulevard Park Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Burien Library: openings on Tuesday  & Thursdays 3:30-5:30 pm
    Carnation Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Covington Library: opening only on Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm
    Des Moines Library: Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Duvall Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Enumclaw Library: Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Fairwood Library: Openings on Mondays and Tuesdays 5-7pm
    Fall City Library: Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Federal Way Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Federal Way 320th Library:  CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS
    Foster Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Issaquah Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list

    Kent Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Kingsgate Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Kirkland Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Lake Forest Park Library:  openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Lake Hills Library: Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Mercer Island Library: Opening on Tuesday 4-6pm
    Newcastle Library: Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Newport Way Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    North Bend Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Redmond  Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Renton Library:  Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    Renton Highlands Library:  openings on Tuesdays or Thursday 5:30-7:30pm
    Richmond Beach Library:  openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Sammamish Library:  opening on Wednesday 4-6pm and Tuesday or Wednesday 6-8pm
    Shoreline Library:  openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Skyway Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options

    Snoqualmie Library:  openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Valley View Library: Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
    White Center Library: openings vary, contact Annie Poyner for options
    Woodmont Library: Currently full - Accepting substitute tutors and wait list
     

    Youth Service Center, Seattle:  must be 21 or older, takes place mid-week int he early afternoon, schedule to be determined

  • .Study Zone Library Tutor description

    Study Zone is a homework-assistance program for elementary through high school students. The program is offered as a free service to students in our libraries. Students can study, do homework and get help with their questions. Study Zone tutors provide help in all subject areas up to the 6th grade level and also specialize in one or two subjects up to the college-prep level. Each tutor works with 1-5 students in a group setting.
     

    WHO CAN BE A STUDY ZONE LIBRARY TUTOR? Most Study Zone tutors are professional and retired adults. Applicants who are still in high school should be at least 16 years old and a junior or senior, and will need to include a teacher or school representative on the application as an academic reference. Study Zone tutors must be able to pass a Washington State Patrol Background Check. We are unable to accept applicants with any form of assault, abuse or theft convictions for the Study Zone program. The volunteer commitment is two hours, one day per week for an academic semester (September-January, February-June or the July-August summer session).   Library Study Zone sessions take place during afternoon and evening hours (3-8pm), Sunday through Thursday.

    Study Zone substitutes fill in as needed for regular volunteers at one or more libraries. As a substitute tutor you have the option of declining a sub opportunity if you are not available or are already committed to another sub assignment.  Being a substitute tutor is a great option if your job has a rotating or variable schedule.

    Applications are accepted throughout the school year. The program is closed during all major holidays and school vacations.


    APPLICATION PROCESS:
    1)Complete the online Study Zone application (click the Sign Up button to the right of this listing)
    2)Print and return the KCLS Signature Forms available at http://www.kcls.org/studyzone/KCLS%20Signature%20Forms.pdf

    3)Accepted applicants must complete a new tutor training before volunteer service can begin. New tutor orientations are held every four to six weeks from September through June.

  • .Study Zone Youth Service Center Tutor description

    The Youth Service Center is a KCLS library service at the youth detention center in Seattle. Tutors focus is on math and reading skills. Volunteers interested in tutoring at this location must be at least 21 years old and are required to attend a 3-hour detention facility orientation.

    Tutoring at this locations takes place mid-day during the week, usually on Wednesdays.

    The volunteer commitment is two hours, one day per week for an academic semester (September-January or February-June).

  • Study Zone - TUTORS NEEDED - CARNATION Library

    This library is especially in need of more volunteer tutors, however, applications are accepted for all Study Zone locations throughout the year and there are currently openings at most libraries. The Study Zone is a free homework-assistance program for elementary through high school students. Students can study, do homework and get help with their questions. Study Zone tutors provide help in all subject areas up to the 6th grade level and also spThis library is especially in need of more volunteer tutors, however, applications are accepted for all Study Zone locations throughout the year and there are currently openings at most libraries.

    The Study Zone is a free homework-assistance program for elementary through high school students. Students can study, do homework and get help with their questions.

    Study Zone tutors provide help in all subject areas up to the 6th grade level and also specialize in one or two subjects up to the high school level. Tutors work with 1-5 students in a group setting. The program is closed during all major holidays and school vacations (i.e. winter and spring break, etc.).

    The volunteer commitment is two hours, one day per week for an academic semester (September-January or February-June).ecialize in one or two subjects up to the high school level. Tutors work with 1-5 students in a group setting. The program is closed during all major holidays and school vacations (i.e. winter and spring break, etc.). The volunteer commitment is two hours, one day per week for an academic semester (September-January or February-June).

  • Study Zone - TUTORS NEEDED - FOSTER Library

    This library is especially in need of more volunteer tutors, however, applications are accepted for all Study Zone locations throughout the year and there are currently openings at most libraries.

    The Study Zone is a free homework-assistance program for elementary through high school students. Students can study, do homework and get help with their questions.

    Study Zone tutors provide help in all subject areas up to the 6th grade level and also specialize in one or two subjects up to the high school level. Tutors work with 1-5 students in a group setting. The program is closed during all major holidays and school vacations (i.e. winter and spring break, etc.).

    The volunteer commitment is two hours, one day per week for an academic semester (September-January or February-June).

  • Study Zone - TUTORS NEEDED - KENT Library

    This library is especially in need of more volunteer tutors, however, applications are accepted for all Study Zone locations throughout the year and there are currently openings at most libraries.

    The Study Zone is a free homework-assistance program for elementary through high school students. Students can study, do homework and get help with their questions.

    Study Zone tutors provide help in all subject areas up to the 6th grade level and also specialize in one or two subjects up to the high school level. Tutors work with 1-5 students in a group setting. The program is closed during all major holidays and school vacations (i.e. winter and spring break, etc.).

    The volunteer commitment is two hours, one day per week for an academic semester (September-January or February-June).


Mission Statement

The mission of the King County Library System is to provide free, open and equal access to ideas and information to all members of the community.

The goals of the Study Zone program are to provide students with a positive and consistent environment in which to do their homework and to help students develop effective study skills and better understand the subjects they are learning.

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