After School Lead

Join The BEE Program @ The Banneker – Be the Mentor You Wish You Had

Are you passionate about giving back? Do you want to inspire young minds while gaining hands‑on experience in education, leadership, and creativity?

The BEE Program is looking for dynamic, energetic After School Specialists to lead fun, skill‑building sessions with elementary students in a supportive, community‑driven environment.

• Share a talent or passion with the next generation
• Build your résumé with meaningful, impactful work
• Be part of a team that believes learning should be fun and empowering
• Work part‑time in the afternoons during the school year

• Kindergarten Enrichment
• STEM
• Arts & Crafts
• Study Skills & Homework Help
• Debate & Leadership
• Conversational French (or other languages)

If you’re experienced, love working with kids, and can lead a group of 10–12 students with creativity and confidence, we want to hear from you.

Hours:

2pm-6:30pm Monday-Friday.

Start Date:

August 17, 2026

Sound like your kind of vibe? Shoot us an email at hr and tell us what you’d love to teach!

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