Michelle Looks Forward to Light Bulb Moments when Tutoring
Michelle, who is based out of Regina, Saskatchewan, has been a Distance Computer Comfort volunteer for the past year and a half with the Neil Squire Society.
Hal lands a job a week after graduating!
Hal didn’t waste any time landing a new job after participating in the programs available through the Neil Squire Society. Hal has an injury in his shoulders, which prevents him from heavy lifting or using his arms above has head.
“Thank you from the bottom of my heart”
Rita wants everyone at the Neil Squire Society to know that, “I am very, very grateful that I’ve been able to take this program. I hope to come back and learn more. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
“Instead of watching TV I could do something useful”
“I have dealt with great clients. I feel like I am helping them. It makes me feel good that I’m responsible for helping them,” says Steve.
“Baboons infected the computers”
An inside joke between client and tutor. What else would you call it when your computer acts up?!