Werkstudent VR​/AR Representative

We believe in life-long learning and our immersive future. Facebook has just announced its social platform for VR/AR. The global AR and VR market is expected to grow to USD $209 billion by 2022, 14 Million AR and VR devices have been sold in 2019, and global VR gaming revenues have reached 15bn USD in sales this year. 171 Million people are using VR worldwide.

VR First has built a community of 52 labs at universities worldwide and a community of thousands of developers. Using our experience and knowledge, we are now taking it one step further. The need of the industry is growing, and we are getting more and more requests for talented developers every day.

That’s why we have decided to create a 6 months bootcamp in which students become proficient in VR/AR and software development.

We are looking for VR/AR instructors for small scale workshops:

Our VR/AR bootcamp is a life-changing educational experience where our students learn the skills and mindsets to take on new careers as VR/AR developers. We are looking for instructors who love VR/AR just as much as we do and are available to give 2–3 hours workshops around initial Unity or Unreal and VR AR basic tool skills.

Why teach an XR workshop?

If you are looking to make an impact in the growing VR/AR industry by sharing your love for VR/AR development with the next generation of developers, we will welcome you into our team. As a working student for our full stack XR development course, you will join us in one of our many campuses to:

• Become a better trainer, mentor and teacher as you prepare for teaching and give trial workshops and classes
• Inspire and support students as they identify their passions and support them on their learning even beyond the curriculum
• Enjoy networking and connect with future VR/AR developers from diverse backgrounds

• You are currently studying VR/AR and already have some experience creating VR/AR projects
• You have a portfolio of VR/AR projects that you can showcase to fellow students
• You believe you can teach VR/AR in a fun, entertaining way

Interested? Write to