Non-clinical volunteering for your pre-med application.
One-to-one English conversation practice with an adult learner, logged and signed the moment it happens. This is community service, not clinical experience: no patient contact, no shadowing, no healthcare setting.
Start your non-clinical service hours
LinkedIn-verified · Staff-approved · No healthcare background needed
Non-clinical volunteering · done properly
Because pre-med applications need real, non-clinical service, not a line item.
What you’ll actually do: talk with one adult learner, 30 to 45 minutes a week, about everyday life and work.
Conversation practice · not clinical, not shadowingMost non-clinical volunteering is unverifiable. Yours will be logged, reviewed and signed.
Attendance is recorded in the platform session by session, TEEI staff review the record, and your statement carries a live verification link. That is how you document non-clinical volunteer hours for your application without asking a committee to take your word for it.
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The statement documents verified, non-clinical community service, with dates, durations and a staff signature. How much weight your program gives non-clinical service, and whether it meets your specific requirement, is always their call.
Your hours become a real credential. This one is live right now.
Every session counts toward a TEEI Credential with its own public verification page, checked live against TEEI’s credential registry. This is Charmaine’s, exactly as anyone on the internet can see it.
Credential
TEEI Language
Language Volunteer Fellow
Awarded to
Charmaine De’Ath
Valid credential. Checked live against TEEI’s credential registry.
Sessions to each level. Your first credential is issued after two sessions; Charmaine has held 806.
200+ volunteer credentials issued. The staff-signed hours statement, with its own verification link, prints from the same record.
Who you’ll meet
The person on the other side of the call.
Ukrainian refugees rebuilding their lives in Europe, and women in South America building a professional voice. They study English on their own; you are the one thing they cannot practise alone: a real conversation, with a real person, every week.
“English helped me at work... Before, for me, needs a translator. Now, I don't use it.”Iryna T. · Learner
Be clear before you apply
What non-clinical volunteering with TEEI is, and is not.
Pre-med applications ask you to be precise about your service. Here is exactly what this is, so there is no ambiguity when you write it up.
This is
Community service: one-to-one English conversation practice with an adult learner, online, on your own schedule.
This is not
Clinical experience, shadowing, or patient contact of any kind.
Whether non-clinical service like this meets your program’s specific requirement, and how much weight it carries, is always your school’s call.
Ready to earn your first verified hour?
Four moments between you and non-clinical hours you can document.
01 · Apply, takes minutes02 · Staff approve, you’re matched
03 · First session, your calendar04 · Every hour logs itself, ready for your application.
Free · 18+ · LinkedIn-verified · Staff-approved
Questions people ask before they start.
Is this clinical experience?
No. This is non-clinical community service: conversation practice with an adult learner, online. There is no patient contact, no shadowing, and no healthcare setting involved.
Will medical schools accept this as non-clinical service?
Many pre-med applicants use non-clinical, remote volunteering like this. Whether it satisfies your specific program’s requirement, and how much weight it carries, is always your school’s or committee’s call.
Do I need a healthcare or science background?
No. Fluent English and showing up consistently are what matter. No teaching or healthcare experience needed.
How do I document the hours for my application?
Your statement is attendance-tracked, staff-signed, and carries a public verification link, so an admissions committee can check it directly.
Is there any cost?
No. Volunteering with TEEI is free, and so is the verified hours statement.
Just want the hours, pre-med aside? See verified volunteer hours online