Digital Bridge

Digital Bridge A FEW PLACES STILL AVAILABLE NOW: Aged 18-29 years, unemployed and want to demonstrate your worth? No experience required. WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?

Don't let Society brand you as worthless or a Lost Generation. Call Sue: 07966271931 or email: [email protected] or visit www.digitalbridge.org.uk You may not know this BUT you have some really useful skills and we want to use them! Yes, if you can use a computer and mobile phone then you have the skills we want. We'll ask you to volunteer a few hours to help an older person to learn about how

to get online and other things and in return we'll offer you some excellent training and guidance which will help you develop some useful skills for employment. You'll feel really good about yourself from doing this project and your self-confidence will be boosted. You'll get mobile phone top-up vouchers, a reference and Certificates of Achievement at the end and travel expenses paid. We'll also help make sure your CV is updated and will help you with job search. Use your basic IT and mobile phone skills to help teach someone who has none. Your own mentor to help you develop to your full potential
Travel and other expenses paid. Free online training course (worth over £100)
Join our group of young volunteers
It's fun and enjoyable
So what are you waiting for..........

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Brockenhurst
SO42 7SF

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07966271931

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This is what Digital Bridge is all about:

You volunteer 1 day per week for 6 weeks to coach an older person in the use of modern technology and in return you'll find that the most amazing things will start to happen.
You'll find that you are appreciated and valued - the older folk will look forward to seeing you each week.
You'll begin to recognize that your IT knowledge and skills, which you've taken for granted up until now, can be put to good use. You'll start to gain confidence as you become better at explaining things and demonstrating your skills.
You'll gain new skills because you'll be working hard to try to think of ways to explain things better to the older person and this will help you develop your powers of communication.
You'll find you get on quite well with the older generation - not your mum and dad's generation, but more your gran's and granddad"s - they're a bit rebellious at times and have some great stories to tell!

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