National Chapter President

Posted July 20, 2026

About this opportunity

Opportunity Overview

The Junior Academic Foundation is looking for students to serve as Chapter Presidents. This role involves leading the development of a local chapter, recruiting volunteers, and organizing tutoring programs. As a Chapter President, you will work to expand educational access and make an impact in your community. This is a leadership opportunity for students who are passionate about education and community development. The Junior Academic Foundation aims to provide free academic support to students in need. As a Chapter President, you will be responsible for establishing and leading a local chapter, and connecting students with volunteer tutors. You will also work with the Junior Academic Foundation leadership team to share updates and expand your chapter's impact. This opportunity is ideal for students who are committed to making a difference in their communities. You will have the chance to develop your leadership skills, work with a team, and make a positive impact on the lives of students in your area.

Responsibilities

Establish and lead a Junior Academic Foundation chapter in your local community
Recruit and manage volunteer tutors
Identify and connect with students who would benefit from free tutoring services
Organize tutoring sessions and ensure consistent communication between tutors and students
Promote the chapter through schools, community organizations, and social media
Work with the Junior Academic Foundation leadership team to share updates and expand your chapter's impact

Eligibility

Must be a motivated and passionate student
Committed to expanding educational access and making a meaningful impact in their community

How to Apply

Review the responsibilities and eligibility requirements for the Chapter President role.
Prepare to provide information about your leadership experience and passion for education.
Click the Apply button below to submit your application.

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