As a tutor, you could work with young people mainly to focus on academics, helping with homework or studying skills.  Most importantly, you could be that trusting adult in a young person's life.

Search our volunteer database to find current tutoring opportunities.

Get started with our Tutor Handbook

Interested in how to get a tutoring relationship started on the right foot? Want some guidance about working with students with a different cultural background or first language? Need tips about positive motivation and discipline? All of these topics and more are in the Tutor Handbook. Get your copy for $9.00 from United Way of King County. 

Download the order form (PDF*), call (206) 461-4539, or email mentoring@uwkc.org to order.

Free training on different aspects of tutoring

The All-City Tutor Training is offered four times a year to provide you with the skills to be a great tutor.

Resources for your tutoring program

The Seattle Tutoring Coalition offers networking, professional development and on-going support to member organizations. They meet monthly and organize training opportunities for members and the All-City Tutor Training four times a year for tutors.

Are you starting a tutoring program? For more information on the Seattle Tutoring Coalition, training, and other resources that the Youth Connection has for you, call (206) 461-4539 or e-mail at mentoring@uwkc.org.

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