LUGASYS INTERNSHIP Opportunity to develop Apps.

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LEARN, USE (Utilize what you have learned,) GROW, AND SHARE YOUR SKILLS (LUGASYS) PROGRAM

If you are interested in applying and enriching your Information Technology skills; this may be the internship for you. If you are not, please pass this e-mail on. 

We are looking for interns who are committed, organized, computer savvy, detail-oriented and conscientious. If you have a little bit of programming or web design skills, we can teach them how to develop apps and games during this hands-on learning experience. 

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The team will be working on ongoing reference-able and portfolio enriching projects that assist in the digital inclusion of schools, non-profit organizations, and disadvantaged students in developing countries. Most of the projects will be on educational apps/game design, development and testing. 

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS FOR ALL

· Self-motivated, flexible, creative, positive attitude and can handle multiple tasks.

· Strong knowledge of Mac or Windows computers.

· Excellent written and oral communications skills.

· A global perspective.

REQUIRED SKILLS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO MIGHT WANT TO PARTICIPATE

· Knowledge of programming and web design

· Knowledge of web and social tools, Wordpress, etc.

· Strong communication skills.

PLACE OF INTERNSHIP 

Coleman Avenue, Santa Clara, California (near San Jose Airport) 

HOW TO APPLY 

Please express your interest in an e-mail with your resume to molly.uzoh@learningright.com with the subject: LUGASYS INTERNSHIP. No phone calls, please.

Please share. Thanks. 

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Mary (Molly) Uzoh, Founder/CEO

Learning Right Technologies, LLC 

P. O. Box 51616 San Jose, CA 95151

Phone: 408-649-5872

http://www.learningright.com

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