Jeremy shared that ALPS welcomes volunteers from all backgrounds, providing training and support to ensure they are well-prepared. The program’s flexibility also extends to tutors, allowing them to choose times and formats (in-person or virtual) that work best for them. “We don’t require prior teaching experience—what we look for are people who are patient, empathetic, and committed to making a difference,” he added. “The skills we teach them are important, but it’s their heart for helping others that truly makes an impact.”
Looking Ahead: The Future of ALPS
When asked about the future of ALPS, Jeremy expressed a hopeful vision for expanding the program’s reach and impact. He hopes to introduce new initiatives that will further support adult learners, including additional resources for digital literacy and more structured pathways to job training. As the needs of learners evolve, ALPS is committed to adapting and growing alongside them.
“Education is always evolving, and we want to ensure that ALPS remains relevant and responsive to our learners’ needs,” Jeremy said. Looking forward, he envisions even more partnerships with community organizations and a continued focus on equipping learners with both academic skills and practical tools for real-world success.
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