Tutor Job-Description
Franklin After-School Enrichment

Most importantly, be a friend to your child. Take an interest in their lives and remember they're interested in yours. Listen to what they have to say. Make sure they know that you care about them.
Academic enrichment is a primary goal of the program, and most of these kids need lots of help with these skills. Therefore, it is important that you work with your child on something which is academic for the entire first half of each day. If they don't have their homework, use the books, computers, flash cards, and workbooks provided. Try, also, to go beyond their homework. If you see that they don't understand something, don't just get them through it. Take the time to stop and work on examples until they get it. Finishing their homework quickly is not more important than understanding the concepts. Think long term academic skills. Be willing to assist other children who ask for your help.
Work with the program for at least a semester.
Always be present from 3:30-6:30 on your designated day.
Attend the field trips and parent nights.
Attend required FASE trainings.
Follow the rules of the program and make sure your child does too. They are set up to ensure safety and fairness. Be firm with your child.
Be sensitive to the fact that we are visitors to this community. Treat everyone you meet with respect and be willing to learn from them.
Don't be afraid to ask for help. If you have any questions, concerns, complaints, ideas, feedback or anything to say at all CONTACT US!