Found 226 Education & Training volunteer opportunities in Western Australia WA and the surrounding areas

• Visit school weekly to support children with reading
• Undertake Dog Team Assessment to ensure safety and comfort
• No teaching experience needed; training provided by Story Dogs

• Provide one-to-one tutoring for adults in local library
• Tailor sessions to individual needs and goals of each student
• Receive ongoing support, professional development, and 12-month commitment

• Support students with homework and subject-specific skills
• Assist in maintaining positive behavior and relationships with students
• Commitment of 1-2 hours per week for school terms

• Support volunteer dog teams in delivering reading support program
• Assist in recruiting and training new Story Dogs volunteers
• Coordinate with schools and provide guidance to volunteers

• Seeking individuals with not-for-profit board skills and financial experience
• Experience in social enterprise startup, especially in food and beverage
• Volunteer commitment includes attending monthly board meetings and events

• Support students with homework and subject knowledge
• Assist in maintaining positive behavior and relationships with students
• Commit to 1-2 hours weekly for at least two terms

Join our community of volunteers who help Australian children get the most out of their education and create better futures for themselves.
The rewarding Volunteer Learning Club Tutor role provides you the opportunity to use and enhance your tutoring and relationship skills, meet new people, and see the impact of your support first-hand.

Join our community of volunteers who help Australian children get the most out of their education and create better futures for themselves.
The rewarding Volunteer Learning Club Tutor role provides you the opportunity to use and enhance your tutoring and relationship skills, meet new people, and see the impact of your support first-hand.

• Provide social and emotional support to at-risk students
• One-on-one mentoring sessions, focusing on building confidence and resilience
• No specific qualifications needed, only life experience and fluency

• Support students with homework and subject knowledge development
• Assist in maintaining positive behavior and relationships with students
• Commitment of 1-2 hours per week for 18 weeks

• Provide one-to-one assistance in reading, writing, math, and computer skills
• Matched with adult students for 1-2 hours weekly at local centers
• Training required before starting; ongoing professional development provided.

• Volunteers with own dog support Year 2 students' reading
• Handler and dog must pass Dog Team Assessment
• Commit to one morning per week, all year term

• Assist visitors with queries, cataloguing, and research
• Support museum programs, displays, and educational initiatives
• Flexible schedule: weekday afternoons and weekend shifts required

• Tailored English lessons for refugee and migrant adults
• Focus on practical language skills and community engagement
• Create inclusive learning environment for parents from diverse backgrounds

• Support students in literacy, numeracy, and homework assistance
• Minimum 10-week commitment, 1-2 hours weekly at local schools
• Training provided by The Smith Family, focus on community engagement