Assistive Tech Instructor Intern - Learn JAWS & NVDA

The Carroll Center for the Blind; Carroll (IA); On-site; USD 20,311 - 24,328; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Potential $2000 stipend

Hands-on experience in assistive technology

Job summary

A community-focused nonprofit organization in Iowa is seeking a Technology Instructor Intern. This role involves working directly with clients to master assistive technologies, supporting real-world skill development, and helping individuals achieve greater independence. Candidates should have teaching experience and familiarity with assistive technology tools, while helping foster an inclusive environment for visually impaired individuals. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a meaningful field.

Qualifications

• Some college experience in related field is beneficial.
• Minimum of 6 months teaching experience preferred.
• Experience with assistive technology tools required.

Responsibilities

• Support instruction in mobile device and computer classes.
• Assist with low-vision and non-visual technology tools.
• Help clients troubleshoot and configure assistive tech.
• Review assignments and support technology-based learning activities.
• Attend team meetings and contribute to client progress reports.
• Draft and submit performance reports and updates.
• Take on additional duties as needed.

Skills

Teaching experience

Assistive technology tools

Troubleshooting

Education

Enrolled in an Assistive Technology Certification or related Graduate Program

Tools

JAWS

NVDA

VoiceOver

TalkBack

ZoomText

Fusion

MacOS Zoom

Windows Magnifier

Job description

A community-focused nonprofit organization in Iowa is seeking a Technology Instructor Intern. This role involves working directly with clients to master assistive technologies, supporting real-world skill development, and helping individuals achieve greater independence. Candidates should have teaching experience and familiarity with assistive technology tools, while helping foster an inclusive environment for visually impaired individuals. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a meaningful field.