Volunteer

BENEFITS

Community service hours provided for school
Power Scholars awards certificates! Click above for more information!
You get exclusive access to partner events and opportunities to participate in other organizations
Receive recognition by being listed as one of our tutors or staff members
Get a chance to participate in a diverse, international organization
Get a wide variety of experiences from our well-rounded internships and opportunities
List us on your college applications! It will look great!

If you applying to be a tutor, you must follow the guidelines listed further below on this page specifically for tutors.
Volunteers must be in 9th grade or over
College students (undergraduate only) are permitted to volunteer
Submit our volunteer application
Complete a quick but efficient volunteer training
Be compassionate, kind, and have good email etiquette
All volunteers are required to have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 (on a 4.0 scale).
If your school does not follow a 4.0 GPA weighting system, your recent transcript may include up to two C's, and may NOT include any D's, E's (British System), or F's.

Tutor students virtually through Google Meet.

Help organize paperwork and verify community service hours for fellow volunteers.

Write for our blog!

Spread the word about our organization and help manage our social media.

Help wherever you are needed! (Excludes tutoring)

Ideal for starting a Power Scholars club at your school!
Provide tutoring locally in your school's media center, cafeteria, or at local coffee shops
Ideal for those that don't want to teach via Zoom or other online teaching platforms
Earn volunteer hours for sessions (up to 60 minutes per session per student)

Be a high school student
Attend a Zoom meeting with the main leadership team of Power Scholars to present what area you would like to lead
Volunteers are expected to follow Power Scholars protocol
Have innovative ideas on how you can grow Power Scholars and spread our cause
Be a current volunteer in our internship/volunteer program
Have planned areas for meetings (e.g., high school cafeteria, local coffee shop)