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Virginia Jobs & Volunteer Opportunities
Our listing of Virginia jobs and volunteer opportunities for homeschoolers is ordered alphabetically by city. If you would like to submit a Virginia co-op or academic resource, you may do so using the red button above.
Kilwins Chocolates Franchise in CharlottesvilleCharlottesville
Kilwins is looking for energetic youth to be part of the team! Kilwins serves chocolates, fudge and ice cream on the historic downtown mall. Current;y looking for reliable staff that are excited to…
Aspiring Scientists Summer Internship ProgramDC Metro Area
The George Mason University Aspiring Scientists Summer Internship Program was established in 2007 by Dr. Lance Liotta, Dr. Emanuel Petricoin III, Dr. Virginia Espina, and Amy Adams to give high school…
Girl Scouts of the Colonial CoastHampton Roads and Northeast NC
Fun, friendship and new adventures are what Girl Scouts is all about. Making friends, testing her strengths, exploring new possibilities. It’s all here for her. …
Chick-fil-A Sudley Manor DriveManassas
At Chick-fil-A Sudley Manor Drive their aim is to serve guests and communities well, and that starts with people, so they strive to create a positive and productive place to work. At this Chick-fil-A…
Board Game and Chess coachesNorth Chesterfield/Richmond
Chess RVA is looking for junior and senior board game and chess coaches in the metro Richmond area. Transportation is required, a desire to work with kids grades K-8 and a familiarity with strategy…
Virginia Miscellaneous Resources
The Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation: Aptitude Testing for Career and College Guidance in VirginiaAlexandria
For over 100 years the nonprofit Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation (JOCRF) has been offering comprehensive career aptitude testing that helps high school students (14+ and up) plan for college and career. Each person's unique combination of aptitudes predicts the types of careers and degree programs they'll thrive in. Using your aptitudes in your work and schooling has been shown to be a key to success and satisfaction. This service offers 6 hours of hands-on, interactive assessments that feel like puzzles or games. Test results are discussed with the family in 60-90 minute consultation appointments (plus a free, second consultation), and all clients receive a 20-page report with their scores and a list of sample careers that would fit their aptitudes. Testing with the Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation is called a best-kept secret for college planning!
Huntington Learning CenterAshburn
Huntington Learning Center is a national tutoring company. The Ashburn center offers in person and virtual tutoring, full evaluations, and test proctoring.
Good Beginnings, Inc.Falls Church and Herndon
For more than three decades, Good Beginnings has been helping children in the Washington, DC area grow and thrive through their occupational and physical therapy services. The offices are located in Northern Virginia and they offer virtual sessions as well. They participate with insurance companies and are happy to check with your insurance.
Social Skills Groups with A Balanced AlternativeGainesville
The goal at A Balanced Alternative is to serve children by teaching skills through play and social skills development, build confidence and independence, and create a community that provides unity and acceptance for all children. This resource offers a variety of facilitated social skills groups that include the following: *Early Intervention Play Group - Children will have the opportunity to learn in a small group through play using techniques such as modeling and facilitated play *School Readiness Play Group - Children will learn to generalize play skills into a small group and use these skills to build and develop beginner social skills such as turn taking and playing in a group. *Early Elementary Social Skills Group - Children will have the opportunity to learn basic social skills through group learning and modeling. Children will practice appropriate coping mechanisms for difficult situations. *Older Elementary Social Skills Group - Children will begin to build on their beginner social skills and learn to generalize these skills into their community. Children will also have the opportunity to work on using appropriate coping mechanisms in difficult situations. In all of the social skills groups offered from this resource, the ultimate goal is to is to serve children by teaching skills through play and social skills development, build confidence and independence, and create a community that provides unity and acceptance for all children.
