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Assistive Technology Instructor Training
Lions World Services for the Blind now Accepting Applications for Assistive
Technology Instructor Program:
IC3 Certification Available Through ATI Course
We are now taking applications for the Assistive Technology Instructor (ATI)
program. Enrollment is open. Clients must report to LWSB for the required
one-month evaluation period prior to entering training in the vocational
program.
The ATI program prepares persons who are blind or visually
impaired to work in a variety of positions within the assistive technology
field.
A graduate could be an instructor of assistive technology at a
rehabilitation facility, a sales representative for an assistive technology
vendor, or work
in technical support, technical writing, or consulting.
The ATI program also offers IC3 Certification. Through a hands-on training
program, trainees will become certified in Computer Fundamentals, learning
the
major components of a computer; Key Applications including Microsoft Word
and Excel; and Living Online, which includes Internet and Microsoft Outlook.
You can find more information on this certification at
www.certiport.com
Individuals in the ATI course receive instruction in the use of adaptive
equipment, installation of hardware and software, professional teaching
skills,
and trouble-shooting skills.
Qualifications
. Complete and pass the ATI proficiency test
. Print reading speed of at least 100 wpm, with good comprehension
. Ability to read Braille at 30 wpm (if Braille user) or 10 wpm
(if non-Braille user)
. Ability to type 30 wpm
. Good knowledge of business math
. 12th grade spelling level
. Good independent living skills and travel skills
. Strong logical reasoning ability and emotional maturity
. Ability to learn and retain information
. Good interpersonal relationship qualities
. Ability to work in a high-tech environment
. High School Diploma or GED
. College degree (optional) depending upon desired
employment
For referrals or more information contact:
Kristin Dow, Vice President for Recruitment and Admissions
(501) 664-7100 (800) 248-0734
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www.lwsb.org
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