IT Team on the National Executive Board: Keep StudyTutors Running Digitally
StudyTutors e.V.
- Kids & Teenagers
- IT
- Organisation & Administration
About the volunteering opportunity
Would you like to get involved while you’re in school and put your technical skills to work for a good cause? As part of the IT team on StudyTutors’ national executive board, you’ll ensure that the website, applications, and tools run smoothly. This will take about three to five hours a week.
Here’s how to get started: Just message us via chat. We’ll invite you to an informational meeting.
Here’s how to get started: Just message us via chat. We’ll invite you to an informational meeting.
Your Tasks
- Maintain and further develop the website (Svelte, Contentful, GitHub, Netlify)
- Develop web applications (JavaScript, GraphQL, HTML, CSS, Git)
- Automate tasks and manage the server
- Administer Google Workspace
- Serve as the point of contact for technical questions from association members, partner organizations, tutors, parents, and others
What's needed
For this volunteering opportunity, advanced German skills are required.
You should have graduated from high school and be currently enrolled in a college program or vocational training program, or have already completed one. You should also enjoy organizing and coordinating. You are either studying a technical field or are a career changer.
Time required
Regularly
Discussed individually
You should be able to commit about three to five hours per week. Aside from the meetings, much of the work is done asynchronously. You decide for yourself when to complete tasks. In addition to one scheduled meeting of the national executive board and one of the team, we coordinate additional meetings on a case-by-case basis.
Important notice
To volunteer with us, you’ll need to apply for an extended criminal background check (online) after the informational meeting. There is no cost to you.
Location
This project is location independent.
StudyTutors e.V.
StudyTutors e.V. organizes free tutoring by volunteer students for financially disadvantaged children and young people and awards an association scholarship.