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It is almost Computer Science Education Week!
The Santa Cruz County Office of Education is looking for middle school and high school leaders to facilitate our Student Tech Support Clubs!
Tech Club students will:
Learn about computer networking across multiple systems
Do hands-on computer and tech repair activities
Work collaboratively as a team
Gain confidence in providing technical troubleshooting assistance
Earn various specialized technical badges in hardware, software and apps, and web development
Have a fun and relevant experience that looks great on a resume, college essay or college application!
Students can apply these skills skills on real projects in partnership with your school site’s Technology team!
Tech Club Facilitators will receive:
Flexibility of offering STS club at lunch or after school with paid stipend included for site lead!
Santa Cruz COE support with program development, curriculum and marketing
Access to student tech service resources, tools and support
Training and facilitation support from Vivacity Tech Student Repair Academy
Access to increased technical support for teachers and staff through student tech teams.
Support of IT Directors throughout the county
What your role will include:
Market and recruit to students
Integrate tech support curriculum into club meetings
Development of a Student Tech Support Page that includes tutorial as requested for site needs
Mentor and encourage students to work towards hardware, software, and web Development badges
Work with district IT Team to develop student help desk ticket system and projects deemed appropriate
Work with the Santa Cruz COE to future develop and recommend program growth
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