What does VENT mean in NURSING

Yes, all volunteers have to meet certain requirements in order to work with us. Our volunteers must possess at least a bachelor's degree in early childhood education or related fields such as psychology or sociology. They must also complete our mandatory training program, which includes topics such as best teaching practices and classroom management techniques.

If you wish to volunteer with VENT, please fill out our online application form located on our website. Once your application has been reviewed, you will be contacted by one of our staff members regarding possible volunteering opportunities.

Volunteers normally commit around 4 hours per session depending on their availability and the needs of the organization. However, this requirement may vary depending on the specific tasks assigned to each volunteer during their placement within a school or kindergarten setting.

Yes! Depending on your educational institution’s policies, you may be able to receive academic credit for volunteering with us. Please contact your university’s student services department for more information about obtaining credit for your volunteer experience with VENT.

Yes! All volunteers receive a certificate upon completion of their service which they can use for future job applications or university/college admissions processes. Additionally, all volunteers also gain valuable experience in working with children and developing classroom management skills that are invaluable for those pursuing careers in education or child care settings.

Yes, all volunteers must be 18+ years old due to safety regulations and insurance reasons applicable when working around young children. Additionally, any undergraduate students looking to enroll in VENT’s program must be at least 18 years old prior to beginning their coursework or placement within a school setting.