Computer Tutor
Chances are, you’ve been using a computer for as long as you can
remember. You know how to troubleshoot, how to organize files, and how
to use Google to find whatever you need. Though these are essential
modern skills, not everyone possesses them. Therefore, you have the
opportunity to impart your knowledge and work as a computer tutor for
older adults, teaching them how to set up an email account, navigate the
Web, or sign up for RSS feeds.
How to Get Started: Talk to your local public library
or community center about creating a computer tutoring class. Ask
questions to find out what people need and want to learn. Often,
residents will stop by such places that offer adult education to inquire
or make requests for specific classes. You can also distribute flyers
at senior centers or senior communities – just first check to see if
they allow soliciting.
How to Get Started: Talk to your local public library
or community center about creating a computer tutoring class. Ask
questions to find out what people need and want to learn. Often,
residents will stop by such places that offer adult education to inquire
or make requests for specific classes. You can also distribute flyers
at senior centers or senior communities – just first check to see if
they allow soliciting.
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