Vancouver Aquarium Apply NOW

To Apply send a resume and cover letter to Mrs Watson  ASAP   
Deadline is NOON  Friday Sept 20. No exceptions!!    kwatson@sd44.ca

 

September 2013

 

RE: Interpretation Work Experience Placement

 

The Vancouver Aquarium is currently recruiting for our Fall 2013 Interpretive Work Experience Placement. As a work experience student, they will be working within a team of students, volunteers, and staff to create the ultimate visitor experience. Their days will be filled with fun and varied tasks and they will have the opportunity to engage, amaze and inspire thousands of guests of all ages and from all around the world!

 

Title:	Interpretive Work Experience Placement
Departments:	Visitor Experience Team
Term of Position:	Mandatory Training: Core Training September 29th from 10am to 3:30pm Specific department training Mon Oct 7 and Wednesday Oct 9 from 5:30- 9pm   Group A October 20-22, 27-29, Nov. 3-5, 10-12   Group B October 23-26, 30-Nov 2, Nov 6-9, and 13-16     Shift times 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Description of Volunteer Opportunity:	·         Daily self-led training modules ·         Touchpool demonstrations ·         Hosting educational gallery carts ·         Face painting and crafts ·         Taking visitor surveys ·         Assisting with staff-led interpretive shows ·         Assisting with office duties such as data entry, laundry, and some cleaning/tidying of supplies
Skills Preferred:	·         Outgoing, enthusiastic and self-motivated ·         Students currently in Grade 8-12 ·         Genuine interest in marine life ·         Strong communications skills ·         Experience with delivering excellent customer service (or willingness to learn quickly!) ·         Second language an asset ·         Ability to learn information quickly ·         Ability to work effectively in team projects. ·         Willingness to lead educational activities in partners or independently. Please note: The daily self-led training activities require students to complete some written tests and follow written instructions. The Vancouver Aquarium is committed to creating an accessible work environment, and we will do our best to accommodate candidates who require assistance with reading and writing.
Volunteer Benefits:	·         Gain customer services and communication skills ·         Chance to meet people from all over the world ·         Priority placement in the volunteer training ·         Greatly expand your knowledge of the marine world ·         Gain work experience hours

Volunteer at Lynn Valley Care Center. Great experience if you are thinking of a career in medicine

See Mrs Watson to apply     Rm D107        kwatson@sd44.ca

LYNN VALLEY CARE CENTRE

(Lynn Valley Lodge & Lynn Valley Manor)

1070 Lynn Valley Rd., North Van., B.C. V7J 1Z8

September, 2013

 

                                                       Students who are interested in

volunteering at Lynn Valley Care Centre

 

 

REQUIREMENTS  for becoming a CANDY STRIPER/HEALTH CARE CADET:

• All applicants must have a Criminal Record Check done at the police station.  This is free to residents of North Vancouver so long as our cover letter is submitted by the applicant to the police stating that they are presently in the process of applying to become one of our volunteers.  Unfortunately, those residing in West Vancouver must pay a fee of $22 for the Criminal Record Check.  The Criminal Record Check Report will be returned by the police to the applicant.  After it has been received by the potential volunteer, then an appointment for interview, training and orientation can be made by calling the Coordinator of Volunteers (604-982-3709).
• Volunteers must commit to doing a minimum of 40 hours of volunteer work which must be completed within a 6 month period.
• Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age before beginning volunteer work.
• To volunteer during the winter months, the volunteer must have had the flu shot and submitted the document from a health professional that it has been administered

 

 

 

 

MINI MED Are you planning a career in Medicine?

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	In this issue: • Mini Med School XIV • Registration Mini Med School XIV The Child & Family Research Institute is pleased to present Mini Med School XIV, a 6 part series on Diabetes: Mythology and Modern Research. This series takes place on Wednesdays from 7:00-9:00pm beginning October 9 in the Chan Centre for Family Health Education at the Child & Family Research Institute (938 West 28th Avenue, Vancouver). Interesting Things You Didn't Know About Type 2 DiabetesWednesday, October 9. 7:00 - 9:00pm Presented by Dan Metzger, David Meyre, Tim Kieffer Our introductory series of talks, including how our bodies handle sugar and why,as well as emerging topics in diabetes such as the genetics behind diabetes risk, and how other hormones from your intestines affect how well your insulin works to lower blood sugar. Where Does My Pancreas Come From?Wednesday, October 16. 7:00 - 9:00pm Presented by Brad Hoffman, Bill Gibson, Peter Hurley How your pancreas developed while you were in the womb, how rare pancreas genes contribute to diabetes and what it is like to be a young scientist who also has diabetes. Debate: Is Insulin Working Hard or Hardly Working? Wednesday, October 23. 7:00 - 9:00pm Presented by Scott Covey, Jim Johnson You will get diabetes if your body stops making insulin. You will also get diabetes if your body becomes resistant to insulin's effects, and in that case your body will make lot of insulin to try to overcome this "insulin resistance." But which came first - high insulin levels or tissues failing to listen to insulin? Join us for a gentlemanly debate on this chicken-and-egg problem. Beta Cell Suicide and What to Do About It Wednesday, October 30. 7:00 - 9:00pm Presented by Dan Luciani, Francis Lynn, Bruce Verchere Beta cells are the workhorses that make and secrete insulin. We used to believe that you were born with as many beta cells as you were ever going to have - but that may not be the whole truth. Find out how stem cells can help replenish lost beta cells, and how sick beta cells can be brought back from the brink. Interesting Things You Didn't Know About Inflammation Wednesday, November 6. 7:00 - 9:00pm Presented by Rusung Tan, Megan Levings, Clara Westwell-Roper In this session two of Canada's top immunologists weigh in on how the immune system can help or harm your beta cells. You'll also hear from a talented young scientist on why she chose a career in medicine and diabetes research. Brand New Concepts in Diabetes Wednesday, November 20. 7:00 - 9:00pm Presented by Jonathan Schertzer A special session on how microbes can influence diabetes risk, followed by our closing discussion and sponsor booths! Registration Admission is free but space is limited. Registration covers all 6 sessions. For those that are only interested in select presentations all sessions will be recorded and viewable at www.cfri-training.ca within 72-hours. For students in grades 10-12 interested in attending. Students must be nominated by a teacher to attend this event, students cannot register themselves. Teachers can click on the button to nominate students. Once a nomination has been confirmed both the student and teacher will receive notification via. email. Further details are available on our website at www.minimedschool.ca. If you have any questions or concerns please email minimed@cfri.ca or call 604 875-2000 x5397.	Did you know? CFRI fosters research awareness by engaging the public in leading edge research. Educational events on various topics in children and family health research are held throughout the year. >2000+ high school students & members of the general public have participated in Mini Med School since 2003. Mini Med Archives Video recordings of past educational events, including Mini Med School, are available online. These may be useful for classes, or of interest to those who are unable to attend the CFRI educational events. Mini Med School Summer Studentship Each year CFRI provides up to 4 Mini Med School Summer Studentships to senior high school students whose enthusiasm and performance in science show great promise. Congratulations to Michelle, Ellia and Valerie. As 2012-2013 Studentship recipients they spent 6 weeks working in the labs of Dr. Verchere, Dr. Schultz & Dr. Reid. Student Opportunities CFRI offers high school students the opportunity to participate in educational events throughout the year. Upcoming events include - Mini Med School International Gairdner Symposium TD Discovery Days in Health Sciences
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A new year for WEX at Sutherland

Ms Giraud is no longer at Sutherland school.

 

I am now the Youth Engagement Worker at Carson.

There will be a new Work Experience Facilitator at Sutherland soon.

Meanwhile please see Mrs Watson in room D107 or email her at

kwatson@sd44.ca

 

There are lots of great opportunities and we don't want you to miss out so this blog will be maintained until the new facilitator starts.

 

Check back weekly for current WEX opportunities.

 

 

 

 

It was great being at Sutherland and I really enjoyed supporting all of you in

 Work Experience. I can still be reached at pgiraud@sd44.ca

 

 

Other summer jobs....wex

Local shop needs senior student to do small mechanical work


Elderly neighbor/retired teacher needs occasional help with housekeeping


Interested in law.....attend courtwatch in the mornings and observe the legal system in action.


Volunteer at the Lynn Canyon Ecology center, in the mornings.

        Reminder--- all paperwork must be signed and returned by MONDAY 
                            or your summer WEX/volunteer hours cannot be used for credits.


If you are working you may be able to use your hours for work experience. ie. if you are working in a trade
or if you've done a related work experience .....

If you're not sure- email me with details and I'll get back to you asap.

                                              pgiraud@nvsd44.bc.ca

SCIENCE WORLD NEEDS YOU July 8-21

2 Volunteer spots just came available at Science World.   July 8-21

Typically this doesn't happen but because we're on the waitlist Sutherland gets first dibs for these placements.



Grab a friend and hang out at Science World this summer....it's tons of fun and students love volunteering there!!

But don't wait.....I need to hear from you in the next 2 days or these spots will be offered to other schools.

                                        pgiraud@nvsd44.bc.ca

LAST DAY OF CLASSES !!!! Not for Work Experience....

If you are doing work experience or volunteering  this summer~~~

we MUST have the signed contract returned to school BEFORE we can count any of your hours towards work experience credits.
                                   All paperwork must be in by June 24th.




If you're WORKING this summer ~~~it may be possible to earn credits from your job!

Possibly you're working in an apprenticeable trade? Check it out at www.itabc.ca

If you're not sure send me a quick email telling me what you're doing this summer.
                                            pgiraud@nvsd44.bc.ca


Better to ask and be sure than find out in Sept that you could have earned credits but now it's too late. Happens all the time............


                                                               Share with your friends.

Volunteer with the Lions Gate Hospital - Youth Advisory Committee

Hey everyone!

The Lions Gate Hospital Foundation is looking for North Shore youth (16 – 22) volunteers for a Youth Advisory Committee.

This could be an excellent opportunity for a young person to develop fundraising/event/outreach/communications/marketing skills – as well as making some really great contacts in the healthcare, fundraising, and business industries.

Responsibilities are as follows:

·

                     Identify opportunities to involve North Shore youth with the Foundation

·

                     Promote the Foundation’s vision within the North Shore community, serve as an ambassador

·

                     Develop fundraising ideas for current initiatives/campaigns

·

                     Recommend appropriate communications vehicles to target the North Shore, particularly within schools

·

                     Assist with special events where appropriate

This could really pay off for anyone looking to get into a healthcare field, or is interested in fundraising or even in the business world.

  For more information, please see their website:

https://www.lghfoundation.com/about-us/youth-advisory-committee.aspx

Thanks,

Anne Fehr

Career Advisor (Facilitation & Resource Rm)

YWCA Vancouver

WorkBC Employment Services Centre – North Shore Youth

318 – 260 W Esplanade Ave, North Vancouver BC V7M 3G7

Tel 604 988 3766 ext 223 ywcavan.org

YWCA Vancouver –

Changing lives since 1897.

Stanley Park- Youth Restoration Team Volunteer this Summer

Stanley Park Ecology Society is once again looking for keen youth to join our Youth Restoration Team

 This volunteer position would be ideal for students who are keen to spend time outdoors and who would like to gain volunteer experience in the environmental and conservation fields. The position may also be viewed here:

http://stanleyparkecology.ca/volunteer/spring-break-youth-restoration-team/

Do let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you.

Julie

Julie Sabau M.Sc.

Volunteer Coordinator & Nature House Interpreter

Stanley Park Ecology Society

PO Box 5167

Vancouver, BC, V6B 4B2

P

(604) 681-7099 F (604) 257-8378

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vols@stanleyparkecology.ca

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http://www.stanleyparkecology.ca

Art opportunity in Print making

Printing classes for TEENS   this summer at Malaspina Printmakers Society, the Vancouver non-profit artist-run center devoted to contemporary printmaking.    Granville Island

You will find a link to the Facebook event below as well as to the main page of the organisation for more information on the classes being given.

https://www.facebook.com/events/444530438976602/

http://www.malaspinaprintmakers.com/?q=node/596

Current promotion offers free tuition for two teenagers.  All that is required is an email explaining what you hope to learn during the classes.

Science World TEEN ONLY Events Juen 14 & June 28

Science World                  TEENS ONLY

Teen Night: Putting Sex Myths to Bed

Join us Friday, June 14 for a fun game show that busts some myths around sexuality and euphemisms, and have fun with some really odd courtship rituals. Afterwards, explore our feature exhibition The Science of Sexuality.

5:30pm–8:30pm

Tickets $10 (+tax)

The game show starts at 7pm with lots of prizes to be won. The new outdoor Ken Spencer Science Park will also be open for the evening! This event is for visitors age 13–18 only.  For more information, you can check our website at www.scienceworld.ca/teen-night-putting-sex-myths-bed

Science World Extravagant Evening for Teens – Summer Nights

Celebrate the start of summer with our new feature exhibition, The Science of Sexuality.

On Friday June 28, explore the entire science centre, including the outdoor Ken Spencer Science Park, with your friends and catch an OMNIMAX® film. This event is for visitors ages 13–18 only.  For more information, you can check our website at www.scienceworld.ca/teen

7pm–10pm

DARE TO STAND OUT Hep C Youth Forum in Ottawa

Apply now for the Dare to Stand  Out Youth Forum in Ottawa  Dec 3 to 7th


Jer’s Vision is proud to present the second Dare to Stand Out (DTSO): A Canadian Youth Forum and Conversation on Sexually-Transmitted Blood Borne Infection’s (STBBI’s). This national conference invites youth leaders from all over Canada to understand the relationships between STBBI transmission, bullying, and discrimination. Participants will not only walk away being more informed, but will be given the tools to promote public health awareness and action in their schools and communities.
This free event will cover your participation, travel and all related expenses, so apply today to be considered!  

http://www.jersvision.org/en/programs/dare-stand-out-canadian-youth-forum

The Basics:
DTSO invites 80 youth to Ottawa for training to become public health ambassadors that will make their schools and communities safer and better places.
It’s FREE! Yes, you read that right, the Forum is free.  We are happy to provide travel fare, room and board for youth participants. The age range we’re looking for is 15-18 years old (primary target), and 19-23 (secondary target). The maximum amount of participants that we can have at the forum is 120, of which (80% must be aged 15-18).
Educators and community leaders supporting youth in their community are welcome to come, however we ask that they pay for their own travel and a registration fee of $450 (that includes: room, board, and activities).
Please see the draft Agenda Here. 

TRIP TO OTTAWA FALL 2013

Encounters with Canada

Spend one in Ottawa touring the sites with students from all across Canada!

                     

Special promotion for early fall sessions:

Sports & Fitness

: Sept. 8-14, 2013

Arts & Culture

: Sept. 15-21, 2013

Medicine & Health

: Sept. 22-28, 2013

Students interested in attending one of the three sessions listed above need only pay $575 (instead of the usual $675).Register soon to try to get one of the available spots.

For more info and to register for other weeks/themes see
Youth Programs   at       https://www.ewc-rdc.ca/en/home.html

To register email me with your contact info and week you are requesting.          pgiraud@nvsd44.bc.ca
      

SFU Engineering and Computer Science

 Bits n' Bytes Day at Burnaby

Once again, we are pleased to offer grade 10 and 11 students interested in Applied Sciences and likely to apply for major scholarships the opportunity to explore SFU Applied Sciences. This half day event includes a tour by Engineering and Computing students, information on scholarships, a session on the latest development in research, a university lecture, a workshop and pizza! 

Friday

, June 21, 2013 itinerary:  

When

　

Where

　

Activity

　

12:00 pm

　

TASC T9204

　

Join us for a pizza lunch! Welcome to Engineering and Computing Science

　

1:30 pm

　

Burnaby Campus

　

Campus tour by Engineering and Computing students

　

2:30 pm

　

three venues

　

University lecture

　

3:30 pm

　

TASC T9204

　

Workshop

　

4:30 pm

　

TASC T9204

　

Nitrogen ice cream! Academic Advisors available for Q&A.

　

    

 Students may register here 

http://websurvey.sfu.ca/survey/120241683

 Space is limited so register now!

Rebecca Lin

Student Affairs Unit Co-op

SFU Faculty of Applied Sciences

Are you planning to volunteer this summer?

If you are thinking of volunteering or doing work expereince during the summer....make your plans now!

All paperwork must be signed and in to Mrs Watson before you start volunteering.

                             WE CANNOT COUNT HOURS AFTER YOU START!

                                See Ms giraud for more details and required paperwork.

RIDE DON'T HIDE

                                                     

One day volunteer opportunity

The Canadian Mental Health Association is looking for volunteers for its annual Ride Don’t Hide community bike ride. It is a super fun event, and this year is going to be the biggest year yet, with an estimated 2500 riders!  In order to make the event a success, we need volunteers to fill a variety of roles.  If you or anyone you know is interested in volunteering for this fantastic community event, please contact Anna O’Brien at 604-929-2199 ext. 3 or email at anna.obrien@cmha.bc.ca

                                        www.ridedonthide.com                                 

The Volunteers…

WHO:                  You! Seeking volunteers 15 and older

WHAT:                Route marshals, registration desk, or food services

WHEN:                Sunday June 23^rd, shifts are 4-5 hours

WHERE:             The ride leaves from Swanguard stadium, so many positions will be there, but route marshals will be at varying locations along the course

WHY:                   Other than having a lot of fun, you will be contributing to an event to that aims to reduce stigma by opening conversation about mental illness – something that affects 1 in 5 Canadians.  As a volunteer, you also receive food, a t-shirt, a reference letter with hours completed (if needed) and an opportunity to meet new people and have some laughs

Volunteer for Deep Cove Days and the Summer Concert Series

VOLUNTEER FOR THE CATES  PARK CONCERT SERIES AND

DEEP COVE DAZE



Easy way to get volunteer hours: earn them by

being outside and listening to music



Free meal provided to volunteers



Sign up by email       PE@MUSART.CA

Dates:



July 6th    July 13th       July 20th

 August 3rd    August 10th     August 17th    August 24th

 August 25th

Students needed to support Summer School

Summer School Programs   Student Application Form 2013

Student Name:                                                                                                                                                                    

Address:                                                                                                                                                                                               

Phone:                                                                       E-Mail:                                                                                             

School:                                                                                                                                      Grade:                                               

Position Applied For:

Elementary:        Ridgeway

July 8 – 26th, 2013                                             o minimum of 3 hours per day as determined by the Administrator                   

Review and Completion: Carson

July 2 – July 26th, 2013                                     o minimum of 3 hours per day as determined by the Administrator                                   

Full Credit:  Carson

July 2 - Aug 09, 2013                                          o minimum of 3 hours per day as determined by the Administrator

Rate of pay of $10.50/ hour, may require some longer and/or extra days.                                            

Brief Statement:  “I am applying for this position because…”

                                                                                                                            

                                                                                                                            

                                                                                                                            

                                                                                                                            

                                                                                                                            

Please provide a resume, covering letter and references along with this application form by June 14th, 2013. You can fax (604-903-3334) to Mountainside or e-mail to lmartin@nvsd44.bc.ca

Vancouver FIlm School Summer Intensives for Youth

We're getting closer to summer, and that means our world-renowned programs are preparing to welcome emerging talent from around the world for one week inside VFS. Check out what's in store for your students this July and August! Visit the Summer Intensives website

for more info.

VFS Summer Intensives at a Glance:

Acting for Film & Television Intensive (July 22-26)

Animation & Visual Effects Intensive (July 29-Aug 2)

Art, Film & Design Intensive (July 8-12)

Digital Design Intensive (July 22-26)

Entertainment Business Management Intensive (July 22-26)

Film Production Intensive (July 15-19)

Game Design Intensive (July 8-12)

Makeup Design for Film & Television Intensive (July 29-Aug 2)

Sound Design for Visual Media Intensive (July 15-19)

Writing for Film & Television Intensive (July 29-Aug 2)

Best regards,

Amber Bezahler

Senior Director of Admissions

Vancouver Film School -

http://www.vfs.edu

 

Report all problems to

webmaster@vfs.com

Science Alive Volunteers and Jobs at SFU

2013 Volunteer and Assistant Instructor Application

                         www.sciencealive.ca

         http://www.sciencealive.ca/staff-and-volunteers/

Science AL!VE is a not-for-profit science education program based out of Simon Fraser

University’s Burnaby campus. The goal of the program is to

expose youth to the exciting

worlds of

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, and TECHNOLOGY and to inspire them to want

to learn more. Science AL!VE develops exciting hands-on activities that are completely

different from what kids experience at school. Science AL!VE runs many programs

throughout the year, including summer camps in July and August.

We are currently looking for high school instructors (paid and volunteer positions

available) to support our summer camps, which run from July 2

nd – August 23rd, 2013.

Job Descriptions – What you can do:

Volunteer: This position requires a commitment of at least two full weeks of volunteering

with our summer camps (Mon to Fri: 8:30 am – 3:30 pm), plus 2 days of training. It will

involve assisting instructors in the running of camp, as well as leading games and the

general supervision of campers. Accepted volunteers will gain valuable experience

working with kids and in science labs, and be exposed to the university environment all

in a fun and dynamic atmosphere.

Interested candidates must currently be in/completing grades 9-12, and must undergo a

successful group interview before being selected to volunteer for the program.

High School Instructor: This is a PAID position and requires a full time commitment for 2

months, from the end of June (after exams) until August 23

rd. In this position, you will

gain the experience of working in an amazing team to develop and implement handson

science activities for the summer camps, and gain experience teaching science to

children. You will also be responsible (with other leaders) for the safety and

entertainment of the children.

Interested candidates must currently be in/completing grades 11 or 12, and must

undergo a successful group and personal interview before being selected to work with

the program.

What we are looking for:

If you are interested in science, engineering, and technology, and would like to spend the

summer having fun with kids and getting them excited about science, this is the job for

you! We are looking for individuals who are enthusiastic, responsible, and good with kids.

**If you love science and engineering, want to experience what the SFU Burnaby campus

is like, meet professors, and other youth your age check out our website for more

information about our FAS (Faculty of Applied Science) Camps. There’s even a pizza

party at the end of the week!**

Volunteer for the Canada Parade

                                    Volunteer for the Canada Day Parade!!


We need volunteers for marshalling duty. You should be 16 years old and 5'11+.
Report to 13th and Grand Blvd on July 1 at 08:00. There is a free pancake breakfast!

Duties:  stand at an intersection and watch both for cars trying to get through and the parade.

see website for more details            http://legion118.com/parade/parade.htm

Lynn Canyon Ecology Center, summer camp needs volunteers

Lynn Canyon Ecology Center  needs volutneers to support summer camp for kids.

The summer volunteer shifts are for one or two weeks, Tuesday to Thursday, 9:30-12:30.

The program themes vary according to the week and age group.

Training Sessions are June 9,   1-3:00

If you're interested email  Tricia Edgar at edgart@dnv.org   

    and see Ms Giraud to record hours for Work Experience Credits.         pgiraud@nvsd44.bc.ca

Skills Canada Field Trip....only 40 students get to go.

Sutherland students will have this once in a lifetime opportunity to attend and observe the National Skills Competition.     June 6    9:00-3:00

Started in 1994, the Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC) remains the only event of its kind in Canada. It is the only national, Olympic-style, multi-trade and technology competition for young students and apprentices in the country. Every year, the event brings together over 500 young people from all regions of Canada, along with their parents and advisors, to compete in over 40 trade and technology areas. The Competition provides an opportunity for young Canadians studying a skilled trade or technology to be tested against exacting standards and against their peers from across the nation. Students vie to win the honour of being crowned the best in their chosen discipline.


http://skillscompetencescanada.com/en/   

                                  see Ms. Giraud or Mrs Watson for field trip forms asap


Only 40 students get to go!!
 If you are considering a career in a skill or trade you need to be at this event!!
For a list of events from construction to Hairdressing, Chef,  Graphic design,  Fashion Design, TV/Video production, Animation,  Photography, Mechatronics, Robotics and MORE!!

http://skillscompetencescanada.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/CompetitionSiteMap-Visitors.pdf

 

Digital Graphic Design at VCC

If you are considering a career in Digital Media 

A grad exhibit is a great way to assess a program and see if it's really what you want to learn!!

Check out grad exhibits at Emily Carr, Vancouver Film School, etc..


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Attend the Digital Graphic Design Graduation Exhibition

Thursday May 27th  -  June 6th      6:00-9:00 
The Atrium VCC Downtown     250 W Pender

http://www.vcc.ca/programs-courses/detail.cfm?div_id=1&prog_id=38

Volunteer with Tech Easy- Teaching technology to seniors

Youths Helping Seniors

Tech-Easy is a volunteer-based community service organization initiated by teenagers who enjoy helping out seniors and playing around with modern technology. Seniors are often put aside when it comes to technological advancements; nevertheless, many of them would like to join the trend but do not have the ideal environment to do so. This is where Tech-Easy comes in. As youths, we have time, passion, and familiarity with computer technologies. Based in Burnaby, B.C., Canada, we visit senior houses and communities regularly to provide free service.

                          See Ms Giraud in counseling for more info
                                or go to   www.tech-easy.ca