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Jubilate Academy

FIRST Lego Robotics Instructor/Coach

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A Curriculum and Instructional Designer or Developer designs and develops instructional materials and methods for teachers. Analyzes what is needed for students, identifies learning objectives, and designs the content and format of instructional material and delivery. Uses instructional design to create instructional materials, which may include text, electronic and visual material. Works for a school or college or for an education, software or publishing company.

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Job Description

FIRST Lego Robotics Instructor/Coach Jubilate Academy Torrance, CA Job Details Part-time From $21 an hour 2 hours ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Computer science Teamwork Computer Science CAD design (engineering design task) Research Team development Programming languages Working with students from diverse cultural backgrounds Working with students Full Job Description FIRST Lego Robotics Instructor & Coach Jubilate Education - Torrance, CA 90503
Compensation:
$21+/hour (negotiable based on experience) Jubilate Education, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing STEM education opportunities to students in our local South Bay, is seeking a FIRST Lego Robotics Instructor & Coach to instruct our curriculum for foundational courses and/or mentor teams of 5+ students in G4-8.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and mentor students in designing, building, and programming competitive robots throughout upcoming FIRST Lego League Challenge seasons Foster an encouraging & inclusive team dynamic with students of different ages & Teach engineering, design, and/or programming principles, including block-based coding, LEGO Technic-based designs, and basic research & presentation skills Nurture an inclusive, innovative, and problem-solving team environment Guide students through the engineering design process, competition strategy, and iterative development Initiate improvements to current curriculum/seasonal plans and team organization with leadership oversight Guide students in researching, developing, and presenting a poster research demonstration based on the season theme Ensure the team adheres to FIRST Core Values and Gracious Professionalism Assist students in preparing for competitions, including documentation, presentations, and teamwork Coordinate and supervise occasional after-school meetings and competition events Discuss with team mentors and department leadership to review team goals and organize session materials
Qualifications Required:
Receiving or received Bachelor's degree (or equivalent experience) in Engineering, Computer Science, or a STEM-related field or relevant and equivalent experience in the FIRST Robotics Program (FRC or FTC) Strong knowledge of programming languages (Python) & Introductory Computer Aided Design (Fusion, Onshape, etc.) Excellent problem-solving, initiative, and communication skills Passionate with empowering & working with students of all backgrounds
Preferred:
Experience in FIRST Lego League (FLL Challenge) or FIRST programs (FRC, FTC) as a coach, mentor, or participant is highly desired 1+ years of teaching, mentoring, or working with G4-10 students in an engaging and fast-paced environment is preferred Experience in Machining (CNC, Laser-Cutting) is a plus Ability to motivate and inspire students while maintaining a structured and engaging learning environment
Job Details:
Part-time role (6-12 hours) during scheduled after-school sessions on weekdays or weekends Competitive hourly pay, starting at $21/hour (negotiable based on experience) . Located in Torrance, CA . If you're passionate about robotics and STEM education and want to make a meaningful impact on students, we'd love to hear from you and invite you to apply. Resume required, Cover Letters are appreciated.
Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
From $21.00 per hour
Benefits:
Flexible schedule
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Flexible Work Schedules
  • Dental Insurance