Tech Support Intern – Dari/Pashto speaking- 2025849

World Relief · Sacramento, CA, United States

Organization
World Relief
Location
Sacramento, CA, United States
Organization type
International NGO
Contract
Internship
Sector
Education
Posted
27 August 2026
Deadline
Deadline: see the posting

Job details

Languages
English (required)

excerpts from the official posting

World Relief seeks a Tech Support Intern to join our team!  The Dari/Pashto-speaking Tech Support Intern provides technical assistance to adult refugee women with limited English, literacy levels, and technical skills so they can access virtual education. The intern provides basic digital literacy training and…

Main responsibilities

  • Set up, update, distribute, and track the department’s loaning laptops to clients.
  • Train preliterate clients in the basics of digital literacy (phone and laptop usage) by breaking down complex technical processes so clients can understand how to do it…
  • Provide multiple phone, video, and in-person tech support visits to clients who are facing problems with their laptops, internet, and/or phones.
  • Research and help clients obtain low-cost internet.

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