Lead Teacher
Listed on 2026-02-06
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Education / Teaching
Elementary School, Youth Development, Early Childhood Education
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Location: SF Bay Area
Compensation: Starting at $42,000+, depending on experience
Benefits: Flexible schedule (outside of regular class commitments), Paid time off
About Kidizens
At Kidizens, we empower future leaders—one city at a time. Our innovative, project-based educational program uses LEGO city-building framework to teach children ages 6 to 12 about government, economics, problem-solving, and civic responsibility.
We believe learning should be hands-on, imaginative, and meaningful. Through collaborative city-building projects, kids develop critical thinking, leadership, and social-emotional skills that prepare them for the real world.
The Role:Lead Teacher
Are you passionate about working with children in a creative and educational setting? Do you thrive in a dynamic, project-based learning environment filled with LEGOs and big ideas?
We’re seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Lead Teacher to facilitate our after-school and homeschool programs across various Bay Area locations (San Mateo, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, San Jose). As a Lead Teacher at Kidizens, you'll guide students through engaging civic, economic, and leadership lessons while they build their own LEGO cities. You’ll act as a mentor, moderator, and creative collaborator—helping young learners think critically and make socially responsible decisions.
- Guide students (ages 6–11) through collaborative LEGO city-building projects
- Foster a fun, creative, and respectful classroom environment
- Manage classroom behavior and ensure student safety
- Communicate regularly and professionally with parents, team members, and school partners
- Assist with marketing, community outreach, and curriculum development as needed
- Represent Kidizens professionally and enthusiastically in the community
- Facilitate engaging, project-based lessons using Kidizens’ curriculum
- Guide students (ages 6–11) through collaborative LEGO city-building projects
- Foster a fun, creative, and respectful classroom environment
- Manage classroom behavior and ensure student safety
- Communicate regularly and professionally with parents, team members, and school partners
- Assist with marketing, community outreach, and curriculum development as needed
- Represent Kidizens professionally and enthusiastically in the community
Required:
- Bachelor’s degree (or currently pursuing one) in Education or a related field
- Experience working with children in a classroom, camp, or enrichment setting
- Strong classroom and behavior management skills
- Excellent verbal and written communication
- Basic proficiency with technology
- Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team
Preferred:
- Associate degree holders with strong experience will also be considered
- Passion for civics, leadership, and hands-on learning
- Experience with social-emotional learning (SEL) or project-based curriculum
- Creative, flexible, energetic, and positive personality
- Educators and aspiring teachers
- Policy-minded professionals interested in civic education
- College students or recent graduates seeking meaningful experience in education
- Anyone passionate about inspiring young learners through creativity, leadership, and play
- Make a real impact:
Help shape the next generation of civic-minded leaders - Work creatively:
Use LEGO bricks as a teaching tool to build engagement and imagination - Grow professionally:
Gain valuable experience with a unique educational model - Enjoy flexibility:
Customize your schedule outside of set class times
Interested? Apply now - email us at and help us bring civic learning to life—one LEGO city at a time!
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