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The Community Access Program's Youth Initiative (CAP-YI) provides CAP Sites around Newfoundland and Labrador with the opportunity to have a youth intern work at the centre for a 12 or 21 week period depending on if the position is full or part-time. Since 1996 more than 850 youth between the ages of 15 and 30 have been hired to work at CAP Sites. |
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Informing a broad range of community members about the CAP Site. |
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Developing publicity and promotional materials. |
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Organizing information fairs and other promotional events. |
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Encouraging local media to do stories on the CAP Site. |
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Approaching local businesses and service clubs as potential partners. |
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Promoting information sessions. |
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Training the general public on basic computer concepts using Quick Clics or other equivalent training resources. |
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Training CAP Site personnel so that they may train the general public. |
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Training specific target groups on the use of the Internet (ie. CyberCamps) |
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Delivering workshops focused on specific topics of interest. |
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Maintaining records for the CAP Site. |
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Helping to manage the overall operation of the CAP Site. |
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Ensuring that all reports are completed on time. |
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Maintaining communication with CAP-NL through email and the Intranet messageboard. |
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Performing customized Internet searches for specific target groups. |
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Identifying and submitting any success stories involving your CAP Site. |
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Collecting data about the community or CAP Site clients (ie. exit polls). |
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Setting up and/or maintaining hardware and software. |
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Providing network troubleshooting. |
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Developing a website for a community organization or business. |
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Undertaking background research for the creation of a website. |
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Helping community members develop their own website. |
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Other tasks as outlined in the work plan submitted by the CAP Site. |
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