Help Lesedi la Batho with 10 volunteers for routine maintenance of computer software & hardware
9 volunteers still needed
category
Business related skills
sub-category
IT
duration
more than 8 hours
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Help Lesedi la Batho with 10 volunteers for routine maintenance of computer software & hardware
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Lesedi la Batho offers free skills training for unemployed youth and vulnerable women to prepare them for the job market. Our most popular course by far is Computer Literacy, as technical skills are undeniably crucial in today's modern world. For many of our learners, attending our classes is the first time they've worked on a computer! We are a small organisation (making a big impact!) thus do not have a dedicated IT specialist, and would benefit incredibly from partnering with a volunteer to come out to our centre to do routine software & hardware check-ups for the computer lab, as well as for our team's work laptops. Please reach out to us at volunteering@lesedilabatho.co.za or respond to this Need here on forgood. Thank you in advance for your interest in working with us to make the Mabopane community a better place for all!
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