STEM Instructor

About this position

Company Description iCode Greater Crofton / Gambrills is a technology education center focused on delivering engaging STEM learning experiences for learners of various ages. The campus offers structured, project-based programs in areas such as coding, robotics, and digital design to build problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. Instructors use hands-on activities and interactive lessons to help learners develop both technical abilities and confidence. The environment emphasizes collaboration, creativity, and real-world applications of STEM concepts, providing a supportive setting for teaching and learning. Position Overview The Instructor possesses excellent knowledge in the field of Computer Science. They get to know each student, encouraging and influencing each one of them on an individual basis, while innovating, collaborating and creating technology. Responsible for creating a fun and learning experience for students. They deliver each instructional session while evaluating the progress of each student in the program. Key Responsibilities ● Teach and educate students according to guidelines provided by iCode. ● Manage an orderly classroom at all times. ● Provide meaningful feedback about class material and student dynamics in the classroom in weekly status reports. ● Assess, record and report on the development, progress, attainment and behavior of students. ● Provide weekly communication and updates to parents on a weekly basis. ● Treats students equally and fairly. ● Present a professional manner at all times. ● Maintain exceptional classroom standards. Qualifications ● Experience in HTML, JavaScipt, Alice and Python. ● Experience using GameMaker and Unity is desirable. ● Positive attitude, outgoing and excellent people skills. ● Dependable and flexible to work. ● Good written and verbal communication skills. ● Ability to work with students ranging from K-12. ● Strong problem–solving and analytical skills. ● Ability to work inde

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