Guiding Ohio Online Program @ the Library!
Ada Public Library has been selected to host a PT Tech person through the Guiding Ohio Online grant! Now we need candidates to apply!
Do you or someone you know like to:
- Work with inexperienced learners in one-on-one assistance either on a drop-in basis?
- Explain complex technological concepts in simple and clear terms through effective instruction?
- Develop new computer training?
- Provide ideas for, plan and lead new technology training based on needs in the community?
Then you should apply to be an AMERICORP member!
According to the Guiding Ohio Online website:
"Guiding Ohio Online places AmeriCorps members in areas of highest poverty in rural Ohio to perform training sessions, outreach, hands-on help, and other services. Funded by the Cooperation for National and Community Services, AmeriCorps places thousands of young adults into intensive service positions where they learn valuable work skills, earn money for education, and develop an appreciation for citizenship...
Guiding Ohio Online is a project of the State Library of Ohio through a grant provided by ServeOhio, Ohio’s commission on service and volunteerism."
For more information on all the benefits of the Guiding Ohio Online Program.
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