Volunteer with Junior Achievement of Hawaiʻi in Honolulu to teach students.

Junior Achievement of Hawaiʻi is recruiting classroom volunteers for the 2026–27 school year on Oʻahu. Volunteers help bring learning to life by sharing real-world experiences while teaching important skills in financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurship. No prior teaching or classroom experience is required, as the organization provides all lesson materials, step-by-step teaching guides, training, and staff support. The volunteering commitment is designed to be flexible and short-term to fit busy work schedules. Elementary programs typically consist of five sessions, while middle and high school programs generally include five to twelve sessions, with flexible scheduling options available from participating teachers. Schools across Oʻahu are currently looking for volunteers for the Fall and Spring semesters across a variety of grade levels and locations. Community members from all industries and backgrounds are welcome to sign up for an opportunity or learn more by contacting Jayann at [email protected].