Mini-Corps participants are full-time, undergraduate students who are pursuing careers in education. Mini-Corps participants work as tutors in public schools providing direct instructional services to migratory children. Mini-Corps participants work under the direction of certificated teachers and are supervised by a Mini-Corps College Coordinator. Participants are paid an hourly wage for their work in the program and also receive in-service training through educational workshops.
How can you become a Mini-Corps tutor?
- If you are a bilingual college undergraduate, have an interest in teaching, have a financial need, and have a migratory or farm-working background, contact Eva Silva: esilva@bcoe.org