Question 1

Do I need to be a volunteer to attend?

Accepted Answer

No! This is just an occasion to learn about local volunteer opportunities and consider signing up to mentor or tutor.

Question 2

Does DCTMI directly tutor or mentor youth?

Accepted Answer

Mostly: no. DCTMI acts as a matchmaker between volunteers and 50+ programs across the DC Metro Area, connecting community members to opportunities that match their schedule and preferences. DCTMI is piloting our Neighborhood Tutoring Teams, which you can learn more about at dctutormentor.org/ntt.

Question 3

What if my schedule is really tight and I can't commit to scheduled tutoring/mentoring?

Accepted Answer

Many programs are flexible in your commitment and scheduled volunteer duties. Talk to us about your ideal scenario so we can get you to it as closely as possible!

Question 4

I am a community organizer. How do I get in touch with DCTMI about collaborating?

Accepted Answer

Submit a partnership form through dctutormentor.org/partner-with-us so our team can connect you with one of our leadership team members!

Question 5

My group and I are looking for a one-time opportunity. Will this session be helpful?

Accepted Answer

Yes! You will hear from partners directly about any available one-time tutoring & mentoring opportunities. You can also contact us directly to inquire about one-time opportunities through info@dctutormentor.org to be connected with our leadership team.

Question 6

I don't live in the area. Are there opportunities elsewhere, or online?

Accepted Answer

Yes! There are over 80 program locations across the DC Metro Area - come learn about our partners' locations that you can get involved with!

Capitol Hill DC Tutoring & Mentoring Info Session