Posted 1mo ago

Part-time STEM/Robotics Instructor/Teacher assistant

@ The Renaissance Child
Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States
$25-$100/hrOnsitePart Time
Responsibilities:teach students, manage class, deliver material
Requirements Summary:Part-time role teaching STEM/robotics to grades K-6; training provided; strong interest in robotics/engineering; reliable transportation; up to 20 students; background check required.
Technical Tools Mentioned:LEGO Robotics, VEX Robotics, 3D printing, Scratch, Python, Roblox Studio, Minecraft
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The Renaissance Child is seeking energetic part-time STEM instructors with a background in robotics, engineering, or related fields to teach kids (Grades K-6) in LEGO® Robotics, VEX Robotics, 3D printing, and coding. The role involves flexible hours (afternoons, Monday to Friday) across multiple locations in New Jersey, requiring reliable transportation and the ability to manage up to 20 students. Ideal for students or professionals looking for extra hours, with opportunities for growth within the company. Prior teaching experience is not required—training is provided.

Description

The Renaissance Child is a fast-growing education start-up looking for energetic STEM instructors with a strong background in Robotics and Engineering. Join a team of educators passionate about introducing kids to technology, art, and creativity!

This is a part-time position with a minimum one-year commitment. We provide training and certification. Prior experience is a plus but not required. This position is ideal for students or professionals who need extra hours.


Our classes include:

  • LEGO® Robotics
  • VEX Robotics
  • 3D printing,
  • Game Development and Coding (Scratch, Python, Roblox Studio, Minecraft, and more!)


The ideal candidate will have a good understanding of technology and engineering, and have prior experience or ability to quickly learn these frameworks and concepts in order to deliver educational material in an entertaining and friendly manner!

We are looking for someone with and without teaching experience (training is provided as part of the onboarding), however, the desire and ability to work with elementary and middle school students is essential. We offer flexible hours, a few New Jersey locations, and a creative and dynamic environment with the potential to grow within the company.


Requirements

  • Background in Robotics, Engineering, and other STEM-related fields.
  • Knowledge and experience in teaching (preferred)
  • Passionate about teaching (Coaching/teaching experience encouraged)
  • Ability to work with elementary-aged kids (Grades K-6)
  • Efficient class management skills (up to 20 kids at a time)
  • Reliable transportation. You must be able to drive. We conduct our classes at different locations. Training will be provided.
  • You will be required to clear a background check via online/live scan
  • Additional training and background checks may be required (school district dependent)
  • Please note that this is a part-time position. Available anytime between 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday


We have multiple locations in Hudson and Bergen Counties!

About the Company


The Renaissance Child (THE R CHILD) is a fast-growing education start-up offering STEM-accredited early age, engineering, and technology classes for children aged 0 to 16 in New Jersey.

STEM and STEAM classes covering robotics, coding, Lego engineering, science experiments, and more
Summer camps and academies with hands-on activities and outdoor play
After-school programs and day-off school camps
Over 5,000 children served
8 years of experience in STEM education
Partnerships with 14 public and private schools in New Jersey
Award-winning robotics teams
Combined STEAM and Montessori-based learning methods
Progressive, research-based curriculum
Focus on developing relevant skills for future innovators
Qualified instructors and early age educators
Clean and well-maintained facilities

The Renaissance Child has received positive reviews from parents, praising the supportive teachers, engaging programs, and the owner's enthusiasm for creative education.