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Israel Connect is once again seeking English tutors.

Have time to volunteer? Consider Israel Connect, a program where local adult volunteers connect one-on-one, via Zoom, with Israeli high school students to help them improve their English conversation and reading skills. The program starts in November and is organized by Chabad Richmond, with Israel Connect and the Israeli Ministry of Education. It entails a commitment of 45 to 60 minutes once a week for the school year. 

“No previous tutoring or teaching experience is necessary, and the curriculum is provided,” said Shelley Civkin, local Israel Connect coordinator.

The only requirements are that the volunteer be an adult, fluent in English, have basic computer skills and own a computer with a camera – for continuity reasons, a minimum commitment of one school year is requested. Volunteers do not need to speak Hebrew and can tutor from home. Basic training and technical support are available. A criminal background check is necessary for all tutors and will be arranged through Israel Connect. Time preferences of volunteer tutors/mentors will be coordinated beforehand.

To register as a volunteer, go to chabadrichmond.com/israelconnect. For more information, contact Civkin at 604-789-5806 or [email protected].

To support the Israel Connect program, contact Chabad Richmond at 604-277-6427 or [email protected]. 

– Courtesy Chabad Richmond

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Posted on July 25, 2025July 24, 2025Author Chabad RichmondCategories LocalTags Chabad Richmond, education, Israel Connect, tutoring, volunteering

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