Difference between revisions of "Education and Hardware Grants Coordinator"

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Revision as of 17:31, 20 July 2011

This is a possible new position.

Specific duties: Education Coordination

  • Work with other collective members to improve education aspect of the various volunteer programs.
  • Find volunteers to teach classes.
  • Work for better volunteer teacher retention.
  • Document educational aspects of Free Geek, including classes.
  • Create classes.
  • Attend meetings as necessary.
  • Learn procedures for other parts of Free Geek and fill in as necessary.
  • Participate in collective management structure.

Specific Duties: Hardware Grants Coordination

  • Recruit, train, and coordinate Hardware Grants volunteers and volunteer interns
  • Maintain website documentation related to hardware grants
  • Create and maintain Hardware Grants documentation, including support for grant recipients
  • Maintain feedback loop with grant recipients
  • This may include,but is not limited to, occasionally working with the PR Committee to gather testimonials or other information, creating surveys, following up with grant recipients
  • Research new avenues for hardware grants
  • Be an active member of Production Committee, including regularly reporting on the status and needs of Hardware Grants
  • Evaluate incoming grants and disperse grants
  • Abide by Expectations for All Paid Workers

Required skills:

  • Aptitude for putting information in transmittable form (teaching)
  • Basic computer knowledge: use of web browser, email, word processor, and spreadsheet.
  • Ability to multi-task.
  • Ability to work in a consensus decision making process related to staff and policy issues.
  • Patient and courteous with the public.
  • Ability to work with and coordinate volunteers with a wide range of skills and experience.
  • Able to work in an informal, friendly environment with a diverse staff
  • Work well under stress in an unusual setting, maintaining a positive attitude even in the face of adversity
  • Not afraid to ask questions, but able to work on projects almost entirely without supervision
  • Able to remain flexible as Free Geek grows and changes