Activities involved
Reception
  • Accessible by public transit

Office Assistant Volunteer

560 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON, L7R 3M4 [map]
/ weekly
Ongoing
Location: Centre for Diverse Learners, 560 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON
Day/Time: Tuesdays, 4:45 PM – 8:00 PM
Commitment: Ongoing

About the Role
The Office Assistant Volunteer plays a vital role in ensuring our after-school one-on-one tutoring programs run smoothly. This is a front-facing position where you’ll be welcoming families, assisting students as they transition to and from their sessions, and providing light supervision as needed.

Responsibilities
•	Greet families and answer the door as they arrive
•	Direct students to their assigned classrooms and tutors
•	Guide parents to the waiting area if they choose to stay onsite
•	Provide light supervision while students wait to be picked up after their sessions
•	Support the overall flow of the tutoring space to ensure a safe, welcoming environment

Skills & Qualities We’re Looking For
•	Friendly, approachable, and confident in welcoming families
•	Strong communication skills
•	Reliable and punctual
•	Comfortable interacting with children, parents, and staff
•	Organized and proactive in offering assistance

Why This Role Matters
Your presence helps create a safe, organized, and welcoming environment for families and students. By supporting with logistics and supervision, you enable our facilitators and tutors to focus fully on providing quality educational support—making you an essential part of the team.

Requirements
•	18+ years old
•	Reference check
•	Police Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) required
Why should you volunteer for this opportunity?
What’s in it for the Volunteer?

Gain hands-on experience in a non-profit, education-focused environment

Develop skills in communication, organization, and leadership

Build meaningful connections with staff, tutors, and families in the community

Strengthen your resume with valuable volunteer experience supporting children and youth

Make a direct impact by helping neurodiverse students and their families feel welcomed, supported, and cared for
Activities involved
Reception
  • Accessible by public transit