Digital Literacy - Reviewer in Bengaluru | EnAble India

EnAble India

EnAble India is a nonprofit organisation in Bengaluru that helps people with disabilities earn a living and live with dignity and independence. It trains people with disabilities in job skills, helps employers build workplaces where everyone can do their best work, and shares what it learns with partner organisations across India. Its work reaches people with many kinds of disability, including people who are blind or have low vision. This role sits within EnAble India's Digital Literacy Team under the See A Million campaign, which teaches computer skills to visually impaired learners through partner organisations and Parivartan Centres.

Role

As the Digital Literacy Reviewer, you will make sure that computer training for visually impaired learners is done well and in the same way at every centre. You will watch and review training sessions, guide junior trainers, improve the learning content and bring in new ways of teaching. Your work will help more people with visual impairment use computers with confidence and open up new chances for learning and work.

Responsibilities

• Review and oversee computer training at Parivartan Centres and partner organisations, making sure every session is good and the training is the same everywhere.
• Mentor junior trainers through the training process, help them track milestones, and support them to become better teachers.
• Adapt training plans to fit the different needs of each group of learners.
• Develop ways to check learners' skill levels, and give clear, useful feedback to both learners and trainers.
• Review the current training content and suggest changes that make it clearer, more relevant and more useful.
• Create new learning content that suits different learning styles and the needs of each programme.
• Try out new teaching methods that help learners stay interested and learn more.
• Build a supportive space where junior trainers can think about their work, keep learning and grow.

Requirements

• A graduate degree or a diploma.
• At least 2 years of experience working as a trainer.
• Good knowledge of screen readers, with certification in NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) or JAWS (Job Access With Speech).
• Ability to run engaging training sessions, and to observe and document sessions run by other trainers.
• Ability to observe learners, give helpful feedback and write clear reports.
• Good spoken English and knowledge of a regional language, especially Hindi.
• This role is meant for candidates who are visually impaired, is based in Bengaluru, and candidates from North India are preferred.

Benefits

• Work in an organisation that is built around including and supporting people with disabilities.
• Shape how digital skills are taught to visually impaired learners across many centres.
• Grow as a trainer and mentor while guiding a team of junior trainers.

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