STEM​/STEAM Instructor

Overview

STEM/STEAM Instructor Pay $18.75–$19.75 per hour (based on experience)

• Teach STEM-based curricula and lead engaging, hands-on STEAM activities in classroom and community settings
• Supervise and manage students during instructional sessions and events to ensure a safe, respectful, and inclusive learning environment
• Create and maintain a structured, motivating classroom atmosphere that supports student participation and positive behavior
• Communicate clearly and professionally with students to foster curiosity and interest in STEM subjects
• Set up and break down STEAM activities, including preparing and operating the STEAM Mobile Lab
• Participate in preparatory meetings prior to large events to review materials, teaching strategies, and logistics
• When qualified, contribute to the development or enhancement of lesson plans and curriculum content
• Collect and analyze program data and submit weekly reports as required

• College education in a STEM-related field (or currently pursuing)
• Solid understanding of STEAM concepts with the ability to translate them into age-appropriate instruction
• Strong communication and classroom management skills, with the ability to adapt to various group sizes, ages, and learning needs
• Strong critical-thinking, patience, and interpersonal skills
• Prior experience working with youth in educational or mentorship roles, preferably in STEM or STEAM settings
• Valid driver’s license

• Laptops and smartphones for accessing curriculum and communicating with team members
• Printed worksheets and physical instructional kits
• STEAM Mobile Lab equipment, including mobile lab technology and learning stations
• STEAM Mobile Flight Simulator
• Willingness and ability to learn new curricula and operate hardware

• Frequent standing and walking during instruction and activity setup
• Lifting and transporting program materials and equipment
• Active monitoring of student behavior and engagement, requiring attentiveness and mobility

• Work is conducted in classrooms, school campuses, community centers, and other venues accessed by the STEAM Mobile Lab
• Occasional outdoor, or non-traditional learning environments based on program needs

Typically 8–12 hours per week, depending on scheduled events and contract commitments. Hours may vary week to week based on programming needs

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