STEM teacher

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Full-time and part-time youth STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) program teacher for children aged 4‑14.

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• Science
• Technology
• Engineering
• Math
• Minecraft
• LEGO EV3 Robotics
• Clickteam Fusion
• Microsoft KODU
• Scratch
• Other computer programming languages

Engineering For Kids Portland Metro offers education programs that introduce STEM education to children aged 4‑14. We encourage the development of basic math and science skills and explore advanced topics encountered in middle school, such as robotics and video game design. We work onsite at schools and community centers across the Beaverton, Portland, and Tigard areas. We offer rewarding work, flexible hours, and pay commensurate with education and experience.

We need instructors to teach classes throughout the year and provide a good opportunity to build your resume.

Engineering For Kids teacher. Teachers at different schools in the afternoon hold management responsibilities such as program improvement, teacher training, computer maintenance, and inventory management. Must have an excellent work ethic, strong teaching experience, and a technology background.

Teachers work 4 to 20 hours per week depending on availability and class schedules. School‑year teachers must be able to work one or more weekday afternoons between 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM, maintaining the same weekly schedule for the duration of the classes. Applicants must have their own transportation. A full‑time position is possible during the summer (June‑August).

We provide internship opportunities for freshmen as well. School‑year classes run Monday through Sunday, 1–2 hours per class; summer time frames differ. The main weekday times are 2‑PM to 6‑PM. We are looking for someone to work throughout the school year. We provide training, equipment, and curriculum materials. Knowledge of technologies, computer programming, computer science, robotics, and teaching experience make you a top candidate.

• Education & Experience – Good at STEM and confident in doing STEM projects. A bachelor’s degree and/or 2+ years of related work experience preferred.
• Responsibility – Arrive on time for each session; manage a group of 10 or more children; make lessons interactive, engaging, and fun; keep accurate attendance; communicate well with the site director and staff.
• Professionalism – Be neat in appearance; friendly and courteous with school staff and director; self‑assured.
• Positive Attitude – Must enjoy working with young kids; be able to connect with kids and maintain a positive, fun environment where kids can develop their imaginations and learning.
• Patience – Must be a patient person who understands young kids.
• Background Check – Must clear a C  Check, FBI Fingerprinting, and CPR Training.