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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the role of Junior Achievement Volunteers?
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| Junior Achievement classroom volunteers serve as instructors in local K-12 classrooms presenting structured curriculum developed by Junior Achievement. Volunteers compliment the curriculum by sharing their personal and employment experiences with the kids. | ||
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Q. What is the commitment for a Junior Achievement volunteer during the school year?
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Elementary School: Five 30-40 minute classroom presentations Middle School: Six to Eight 50 minute classroom presentations High School: Eight 50 minute classroom presentations *All classroom presentations require some preparation time before entering the classroom. |
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Q. How are Junior Achievement volunteers prepared to serve as instructors?
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| Junior Achievement offers local instructor orientation sessions before classes begin and online training is available through the national website. | ||
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Q. Where do Junior Achievement volunteers serve as instructors?
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| Junior Achievement instructors teach in area K-12 schools. | ||
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Q. Can Junior Achievement volunteers select a specific school or teacher?
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| Yes, the office tries to accommodate volunteer requests for a specific school or teacher. | ||
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Q. How many students does a Junior Achievement volunteer typically instruct?
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| On average, 20-25 students. | ||
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Q. How can I get more information and/or register as a volunteer?
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| Please contact Laura Simpson, Program Manager, at laurasimpson1@bellsouth.net or (270) 782-0280, or register online under "Sign Me Up" | ||
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