STEM Program Instructor-- Part Time- Boston

Part‑Time STEM Program Instructor

Kids in Tech (KiT) | Greater Boston
$20.00–$30.00 per hour | 8–20 hours per week

Do you enjoy working with young people and have a passion for STEM, technology, or education? Join Kids in Tech and help inspire the next generation of innovators, creators, and problem‑solvers.

Kids in Tech is a nonprofit organization that provides hands‑on STEM education to youth from low‑income communities throughout Greater Lowell. Since 2016, we have empowered more than 9,000 students through after‑school programs, family STEM events, summer learning experiences, and community‑based innovation programs.

As a STEM Program Instructor, you will lead engaging after‑school STEM clubs for students ages 8–14. Using the Kids in Tech curriculum, you will facilitate hands‑on learning experiences in areas such as robotics, coding, artificial intelligence, engineering, biotechnology, and entrepreneurship.

Responsibilities include:

• Leading interactive STEM lessons and activities
• Serving as a positive mentor and role model
• Preparing lesson materials and supplies
• Supporting family engagement and special events
• Tracking attendance and student participation
• Collaborating with school and community partners

• Competitive pay: $20.00–$30.00 per hour
• Flexible schedule aligned with the school calendar
• Paid onboarding, orientation, and training
• Professional development and networking opportunities
• Leadership and public speaking experience
• Opportunities for advancement into Lead Instructor and other program roles
• Mission‑driven, collaborative, and supportive team culture

• Must be at least 16 years old
• Passion for STEM, technology, education, or youth development
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Reliable and dependable
• Experience working with youth is a plus
• Bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply

This part‑time position runs from September 2026 through June 2027. September includes paid onboarding and training, with student programming beginning in October. Instructors typically work 8–20 hours per week and may be assigned to one or more program sites throughout Greater Lowell.

Qualified candidates will participate in a phone screening followed by an interview with program leadership. Final candidates must successfully complete required pre‑employment screenings, including a CORI/SORI background check and drug screening.

If you're excited about helping young people discover STEM, build confidence, and explore future career pathways, we'd love to hear from you.