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19 people are interested
Be a Technology Coach for Seniors Learning iOS/Apple Devices!
ORGANIZATION: Arlington Heights Memorial Library
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19 people are interested

Are you interested in working with individuals who are learning basic technology skills? Do you have personal or professional experience in teaching or mentoring?
If so, then please consider volunteering to become a Computer Class Coach for our iOS/Apple mobile device classes at the library's Arlington Heights Senior Center location. Our classes are small by design with only 4-6 students who range in ability from first-ever smartphone users to current users who want to learn more. Coaches assist the instructor with lessons from standard materials developed by library staff on iOS/Apple mobile devices. Classes are offered on weekdays from either 9-11 a.m. or 2-4 p.m.; the exact dates are determined by instructor and coach availability. Due to the public service nature of this role, we prefer individuals who can commit to at least one class per month throughout the year.
What qualities do we look for in a Computer Class Coach?
An individual who:
- Can communicate effectively with adult learners in a classroom setting.
- Is flexible and patient when working with varying ability levels of participants.
- Can work cooperatively with a classroom instructor and library staff.
What is the time commitment?
- Classes are 2 hours long and are held on weekdays from either 9-11 a.m. or 2-4 p.m. at the Arlington Heights Senior Center (1801 W. Central Rd.); the exact days are determined by the class schedule.
- This is an on-going public service position; consistent attendance is required.
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About Arlington Heights Memorial Library
Location:
500 N Dunton Avenue, Arlington Heights, IL 60004, US
Mission Statement
The Arlington Heights Memorial Library connects our community with information, entertainment, education, opportunities for personal growth and cultural engagement.
Description
OUR VISION
The Arlington Heights Memorial Library strives to add value in our customers’ lives by:
- Partnering with them to develop skills they need to succeed in all stages of their lives;
- Helping local businesses and community agencies thrive;
- Inspiring understanding by creating occasions for the exchange of ideas; cultural experiences, and discovery; and
- Offering opportunities in Arlington Heights for gathering, learning, contemplating, creating, and finding inspiration.
We believe in:
- Unparalleled Customer Service: our best-in-class staff strives for continuous improvement by identifying and providing the services our residents and businesses need most.
- Free and Equal Access: all individuals have the right to choose for themselves what to read, hear, or view.
- Diversity and Inclusion: we cultivate an inclusive atmosphere, celebrate our diversity, and create an environment for the open exchange of differing ideas and points of view.
- Fiscal Responsibility: all decisions are weighed against the value added to the lives of our customers.
- A Focus on Arlington Heights: we are a part of the fabric of our community; all services are tailored to the unique needs of our residents and businesses.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
1801 W Central RdArlington Heights, IL 60005
DATE POSTED
May 28, 2025
SKILLS
- General Education
- Teaching / Instruction
- Adult Education
- Basic Computer Skills
- People Skills
GOOD FOR
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training
- Classes are 2 hours long and are held on weekdays from either 9-11 a.m. or 2-4 p.m. Due to the public service nature of this role, we prefer individuals who can commit to at least one class per month.