REEP volunteers have a desire to help immigrants from all cultures and backgrounds gain the tools that allow them to thrive in a new country. By sharing their everyday knowledge, volunteers make a profound difference in immigrant students' lives in America. At the same time, volunteers gain a rare insight into a different part of their community and the chance to interact with people from a variety of countries and cultures. REEP also allows its volunteers to explore teaching as a profession and to develop skills that can enhance other aspects of their careers. Finally, REEP volunteers know that the few hours they spend preparing for and teaching classes makes a positive difference in their community.

• Teaching assistant - Assist our professional teachers in our intensive program at the Syphax Education Center or Jefferson M.S. in the morning, late afternoon, or evening. 
• Literacy Tutor - Work with beginner students 1-on-1 or in small groups on basic reading and writing skills in our intensive program at the Syphax Education Center or Jefferson M.S. in the morning or evening.
• ESL Teacher - Teach at one of our four community centers in Arlington in the morning or evening.
• ESL Substitute Teacher - Sub for our volunteer ESL teachers at one of four community centers in Arlington in the morning or evening.
• Office Assistant - Assist with a variety of projects and tasks at the Syphax Education Center during the day.
• Computer Lab Volunteers - Assist our professional lab assistants  at the Syphax Education Center or Jefferson M.S. in the morning, late afternoon, and evening.