سԹ

Menu

Wananga landing Wananga landing
Topic

Jobs with assistive technology

19 December 2023

Assistive Technology seeks eligible UC students to support the learning needs of neurodiverse students who are referred to us. Find out about peer notetaking and other on-call jobs with the assistive technology team at UC.

HOW TO APPLY
1) Become a peer notetaker

Peer notetaking is where students contract with Hangarau Āheinga|Assistive Technology (HA|AT) for the purchase of copies of their notes in selected courses. These notes are used by other students at the سԹ if they cannot take notes for themselves because of accessibility-related reasons. First to final year UC undergraduate students are eligible to become peer note takers and share their lecture notes as independent contractors. International students are not eligible as they cannot be independent contractors because of their student visa conditions.

Notes are purchased at a rate of $10.00 per one hour lecture, $20.00 per 2-3 hour lecture.

Notetaking informationfor moreinformation about students use of peer notetaking.

For further details please write toassistech@canterbury.ac.nz

2‌‌‌‌‌) Casual Job opportunities within HA|AT

Hangarau Āheinga|Assistive Technologyalso employs a number of casual staff to assist in the provision of learning supports to students registered with our service.

If you are a post-graduate student interested in this type of work or looking for work here on campus (Ilam and Dovedale), please writetoatnotes@canterbury.ac.nzattaching a brief resume.We offer information sessions to all successful applicants.

We do one main recruitment drive each year and additional, more targeted searchesto meet the changing needs of students and their subjects/courses.

Please note that you can register your interest at any time to be contacted during our next recruitment drive.

Role

  • Casual notetaking- taking notes in lectures, tutorials and labs.Available during term times, allocated according to student needs and course requirements. Casual note takers are used when there is no peer notetaker coverage in a course.
3) HK|AFC (Hōputu Kē|Alternative Format Centre)

We specialise in converting information into accessible formats for individuals with auditory, print, and learning disabilities. We employ support staff to help us provide this service.

  • Formatter - to reformat lecture material, textbooks and research work
  • Editor - to edit transcripts of audio and video recordings.

Those with a high touch typing speed should apply and highlight this in theirapplication emailand CV.
Those with experience in MathType, LaTeX, and CorelDraw/other drawing software applications should apply and specify this in their application email and CV.

To learn more, please write toassistech@canterbury.ac.nz

Privacy Preferences

By clicking "Accept All Cookies", you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyse site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts.