Teach Kids Coding and Minecraft - Perfect For Uni Students

Looking for a fun and flexible casual job that will work around your university schedule? Code Camp is Australia’s leading provider of school holiday and after-school tech programs—and we’re currently hiring! This role is ideal for uni students studying Education or IT, looking for hands-on experience working with kids while building confidence and skills in tech and leadership.

Is this you?:

• Experienced or interested in working with kids aged 5-12
• Passionate about fields such as coding, minecraft, animation and creativity
• Trustworthy, independent, punctual, and reliable
• Able to work approx 3pm - 5pm once a week over 8 weeks at a school near you
• Someone who feels confident speaking in front of a group, is enthusiastic and a good problem solver
• Looking to get more experience for your resume and references one you graduate

About the position:

You will be provided our easy-to-follow lesson plan (in coding, Minecraft, Robotics, Animation or other creative-tech program) to deliver to a small class of primary-aged children.

• Our Albany Hills location runs Wednesday afternoons during Term 4 (other days of work also available for the right candidate)
• Paid training provided as well as constant support from a our online tech-support team
• Staff are required to supply their own Laptop and HDMI adapter for personal use while teaching

Required Skills/Certifications:
Whilst we don’t require a specific degree or coding experience, you should have some or all of the following:

• Beginner knowledge, especially in coding (javascript or scratch) minecraft, robotics or animation
• Prior experience working with young kids (aged 5-12) as this role involves leading a class
• Mature outlook, common sense and the ability to supervise children
• Great customer service when speaking to school staff or parents
• Fluent conversational English
• Valid Blue Card

If this sounds like you, submit your resume and cover letter now letting us know why you are interested in teaching kids about creative tech!

University students and recent school leavers are strongly encouraged to apply.