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STEM Instructor

The Coder School Raleigh
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STEM INSTRUCTOR (Summer Camp or After‑School Program)

Inspire the next generation of coders at theCoderSchool!

 

About Us

theCoderSchool offers after‑school programs and summer camps for kids ages 7–18 who are excited about learning to code. We provide a fun, energetic, and inspiring environment where students explore technology, build confidence, and discover their inner hacker. Our mission is to empower future coders through creativity, problem‑solving, and hands‑on learning.

 

Position Overview

As a STEM Instructor, you will mentor students through hands‑on coding projects, games, and creative challenges. You’ll work with small groups or 1‑on‑1, guiding kids through a variety of technologies based on your skills, interests, and availability.

This role is available in two formats:

  • Summer STEM Instructor (25–40 hrs/week, June–August)
  • After‑School STEM Instructor (10–20 hrs/week, weekday afternoons or Saturday mornings)

Responsibilities

  • Teach and mentor kids ages 7–18 in coding and STEM topics
  • Lead students through projects using Scratch, Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Java, C#, Robotics, Raspberry Pi, Unity, and more
  • Support students in creating apps, games, and interactive projects
  • Communicate with parents—many of whom work in top tech companies in the Triangle
  • Maintain a safe, positive, and inspiring learning environment
  • Help grow the next generation of coders by sharing your passion for technology

Requirements

  • Availability for the full summer season (Summer Instructor) or consistent weekly schedule (After‑School Instructor)
  • Attend training prior to teaching
  • Working knowledge of Scratch, Python, and JavaScript
  • Strong logical thinking and general tech fluency
  • Patience, clarity, and enthusiasm when working with kids

What We’re Looking For

  • PASSION — all caps! You love seeing kids succeed and get excited about tech
  • Strong communication skills with both students and parents
  • Energetic, positive attitude and genuine enjoyment of working with children
  • Tech‑savvy mindset — you don’t need to know everything, but you’re eager to learn alongside students
  • Commitment to student safety and a supportive learning environment

Who Should Apply?

  • High school or college students interested in CS
  • Computer Science majors
  • Programmers, game developers, robotics enthusiasts
  • Math or CS teachers
  • Tech professionals who want to give back
  • Anyone who loves coding, kids, and creativity

 

Join Us

If you’re excited about technology, love working with kids, and want to make a real impact, apply today and help students learn to code and change the world.