Volunteers
The majority of English B’Yachad volunteers are retired Jewish professionals. Most of them reside in the United States and Canada. However, since volunteers work remotely, they can reside anywhere.
Who are English B’Yachad (EBY) volunteers?
English B'Yachad volunteers represent a wide range of professions.
Our volunteers have worked in fields such as such as business, healthcare, law, education, and the arts. This rich professional diversity allows us to thoughtfully pair mentors with students. Our students also bring varying backgrounds and needs to the program.
Do volunteers need Hebrew or teaching experience to tutor?
No. Such skills are not required. However, if you do have these skills, there are students who will benefit from your knowledge and experience.
English B’Yachad volunteers share a unique camaraderie.
When tutors join our monthly online Tutor Talks, they find a community that shares:
a love of Israel
a desire to make a difference
the willingness to give time to help others
Volunteer Benefits
Research shows that a strong sense of purpose is associated with improved mental and physical health, greater life satisfaction, and increased longevity in older adults.
Volunteering for English B’Yachad offers you:
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a sense of purpose
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intellectual stimulation
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a meaningful connection to Israel
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enhanced emotional well-being
