People from all walks of life have been successful Writing Coaches. During four intense days, you will help a group of very talented young people share their stories and change their lives. The Writing Coach works with a group of 4 – 6 students to craft a personal statement that becomes the centerpiece of each participant’s college application.

Role Snapshot

• You will spend four days (and three nights) on a college campus- Thursday afternoon through Sunday afternoon
• You will have your own dorm room
• Meals are provided
• You will receive on-site training in College Summit’s Interactive Writing Curriculum by a College Summit Writing Coach Coordinator
• The workshop is often an intense and rewarding emotional experience
• As a nonprofit, College Summit strives to limit costs in order to direct as much support as possible towards students. Although writing coach is a volunteer role, and therefore is not paid, writing coaches can apply for a limited stipend to cover travel and incidentals incurred as a result of the workshop.

Qualifications

• You DO NOT have to be a writer or have teaching experience
• Bachelor’s degree
• Good facilitation, communication and active listening skills
• Experience and/or willingness to work with diverse populations
• Desire to make a difference
• Flexibility

To become a Writing Coach and help unlock a world of potential through the power of words click here.