VoRTCS - Volunteer Refugee Tutoring & Community Support Program

North: Chermside, Zillmere, Bracken Ridge
South West: Inala, Acacia Ridge, Sunnybank, Coopers Plains, Eight Mile Plains.
West: Ipswich, Collingwood Park, Goodna.
South: Logan, Woodridge, Beenleigh, including suburbs such as Crestmead, Marsden, Slack's Creek, Kingston and Waterford.

If you are interested in becoming a tutor or would like to know more about what we do, you can find out more about the refugee tutoring program here.

We hold Intake nights every 8 weeks for new tutors. To become a tutor, you will need to attend three compulsory training sessions: Intake Sessions 1, 2 and 3. Visit the Upcoming Events page to find details of the next training and to register.

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Helping your Family

How was our family referred to VoRTCS?

Referrals to the Refugee Tutoring program come from a variety of sources. Most families are referred to VoRTCS by other organisations who work with refugees. Referrals often come from counsellors, case workers or teachers.

Other families are referred to VoRTCS by community groups, church groups, refugee associations or friends.

In all cases, the families need assistance with English language skills and are not able to pay for private tutors.

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