Join us as a Lead STEM Teacher at Engineering for Kids, a franchise dedicated to inspiring children aged 4 to 14 with hands‑on engineering programs.
Company Overview
Children have a natural curiosity that lends itself to science, technology, math, and engineering. At Engineering for Kids, we inspire kids to explore engineering concepts in a fun, hands‑on way through afterschool programs, evening classes, camps, birthday parties, and special events.
Are you ready to have fun while you work? We offer a paid training program and engaging STEM curriculum that makes this the best opportunity anywhere! We’re looking for a great Lead Teacher to help inspire the next generation of engineers.
Responsibilities
- Collect materials from and return materials to the designated storage areas
- Support the Lead Teacher in preparing supplies at the beginning of a program
- Encourage student involvement by ensuring students begin warm‑up activities and assist individuals as needed
- Practice excellence in teaching when delivering Engineering for Kids programs
- Ensure classes operate smoothly by observing and recording data during student tests, managing supplies, and assisting in demonstrations
- Provide appropriate instruction that considers the unique abilities of every student
- Constantly strive to improve instruction through reflection and evaluation
- Demonstrate initiative by seeking additional Engineering for Kids training and further education
Primary Duties
- Support Engineering for Kids classes in a professional manner
- Be courteous and approachable to students, parents, and staff
- Follow the policies of the franchise location, which may include safety procedures and a dress code
Compensation
$17.00 per hour
Seniority Level
Entry level
Employment Type
Part‑time
Job Function
Education and Training
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📌 Lead STEM Teacher (Calgary)
🏢 Engineering for Kids - Phoenix Metro
📍 Calgary
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