Volunteer Opportunities             What is the role of Junior Achievement Volunteers? Junior Achievement classroom volunteers serve as instructors in local k-12 classrooms presenting structured curriculum developed by Junior Achievement.  Volunteers compliment the curriculum by sharing their personal and employment experiences with the kids. What is the commitment for a Junior Achievement volunteer during the school year? Elementary School requires five 30 to 40 minute classroom presentations Middle School requires six 45 to 60 minute classroom presentations High School requires seven 60 minute presentations All classroom presentations require some preparation time before entering the classroom. How are Junior Achievement volunteers prepared to serve as instructors? Junior Achievement classroom volunteers participate in a one-hour instructor orientation session.   Are teachers in the classroom during the JA presentation? Yes, classroom teachers are required to stay in the classroom and often help to promote discussions. Where do Junior Achievement volunteers serve as instructors? Junior Achievement instructors teach in area k-12 schools near their homes or places of employment. Do Junior Achievement volunteers select their school? Yes                                                                         How many kids does a Junior Achievement volunteer instruct? Average 20 to 25 kids. How can I get more information and/or register as a volunteer? Please call our office at (419) 865-5511 or complete and return our Volunteer for JA form.