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Computer Clubhouse Mentor

Description:

The Computer Clubhouse is a model after-school learning environment where young people explore their own interests and become confident learners through the use of technology. The Clubhouse is designed as a drop-in environment where young people have complete access to computer technology and resources to help them create, gain confidence and find their niche.

The Clubhouse offers a vibrant environment with state-of-the-art computers and a variety of software and technological tools for use on projects in the visual arts, video, robotics, music and web and graphic design.

Responsibilites:

A Computer Clubhouse mentor is anyone with an interest in learning more about technology and working with young people. Mentors, like our members, are diverse in age, background, interests and technological experience. Mentors generally are asked to do the following:

Work with Clubhouse members to create and inspire fun projects

Orient and welcome new members

Offer specific guidance in areas of expertise

Support members in thinking about career and college opportunities

Adult mentors do NOT have to teach in a classroom setting.

Qualifications:

Genuine interest in working with young people

A minimum of 18 years of age

Experience or ability in one of a variety of disciplines, including engineering, music, science, art, journalism, architecture, education or design

Previous youth work experience, especially work with teenagers, ESL or inner-city populations, preferred but not required

Spanish and Portugese speakers especially needed!

Commitments:

At least 2 hours per week on 1 set day for a minimum of 6 months

Mentor schedules roughly follow the school year

 

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