The LCLC offers free instruction in basic reading, writing, and math skills to our neighbors in Rogers Park, Edgewater, and Uptown; adults from other parts of Chicago are welcome. Our goal is to provide individual assistance to all adults, both native–born and foreign–born, who wish to improve their reading, writing, and speaking skills in English. Now in its seventeenth year, the LCLC serves a highly diverse community of native–born and foreign–born adult learners. We are open four nights each week during the Spring and Fall semesters. There is no charge for tutoring, and there are no entrance requirements, examinations, or other fees.
The LCLC is one of Loyola University's Service Learning projects. Most of our tutors are Loyola students, some of whom elect to earn course credit for tutoring in the Center as part of an internship. Some volunteers from the Rogers Park neighborhood also tutor at the Center. All tutors receive an orientation to the LCLC and to the practical business of tutoring adults; tutoring is supervised by on-site managers and experienced assistants. Read more
LCLC orientation for NEW TUTORS will be given three times. Tutors new to the Center MUST attend one of the sessions described below. Returning tutors should call us at 773-508-2330 and let us know what night/s you would like to tutor in Spring 2009.
Our three-hour orientation session will be offered three times, from 7 to 10:00 p.m. each evening:
Wednesday, January 21,
and Thursday January 22.
Attendance at one evening session is required for all tutors new to the Center.
The Center opens for tutoring on Monday, January 26. Tutors should always arrive before 7 p.m. and not at 7.