Looking for a fun and flexible casual job that will work around your schedule? Code Camp is Australia’s leading provider of school holiday and after-school tech programs, and we’re currently hiring facilitators/educators!
This role is ideal for uni students, for example, studying Education, Software Engineering, Video Game Development, etc. looking for hands-on experience working with kids while building confidence and skills in tech and leadership.
Is this you?
- Experienced or interested in working with kids aged 5 - 12
- Passionate about fields such as coding, minecraft, animation, science and creativity
- Able to work approx 3pm - 5pm once a week over 8 weeks at a school near you
- Someone who feels confident speaking in front of a group, is enthusiastic and a positive problem solver
- Trustworthy, independent, punctual, and reliable
- Looking to get more experience and references for your resume
About the position:
- We have various Gold Coast programs running in Term 3 - work days that suit you!
- You will be provided our fun easy-to-follow lesson plan to deliver to a small class of primary-aged children
- Paid training provided as well as constant support from a our online tech-support team
- Staff are required to supply their own Laptop and HDMI adapter for personal use
Required Skills/Certifications:
While we don’t require a specific degree, you should have some or all of the following:
- Valid Blue Card (or willing to obtain immediately)
- Prior experience working with or being around young kids (aged 5 - 12) is essential as this role involves leading a class
- Tech-savvy with an interest in science, tech and creativity
- Mature outlook, common sense and the ability to supervise children
- Great customer service when speaking to school staff or parents
- Fluent conversational English
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📌 Teach Kids Coding and Minecraft After School (Australia)
🏢 Code Camp
📍 Australia
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