About the Role Are you an energetic educator who loves hands-on learning and inspiring young minds? We are looking for dynamic, engaging, and versatile instructors to lead our premier after-school enrichment programs for elementary students. We need adaptable individuals who can foster curiosity, confidence, and teamwork—whether leading young secret agents, budding scientists, or aspiring chefs—while providing a structured, fun, and safe environment! Programs & Descriptions Art Adventures Art Adventures invites young artists to explore painting and drawing through guided projects like self-portraits, silhouette creatures, and textured paintings. Students develop technical skills, motor control, and design awareness while experimenting with techniques and expressing creativity. Parents receive finished artwork and in-class photos to celebrate each child's artistic growth. Mondays, Sep 21

• Dec 14 | 2:35 PM
• 3:35 PM Spy School An action-packed program where students in grades 1-5 step into the shoes of secret agents. Instructors guide students through code-breaking, disguise techniques, gadget-building, and mystery-solving to build STEM skills, problem-solving, and confidence. Mondays, Sep 21
• Dec 14 | 2:45 PM
• 3:45 PM Tuesdays, Sep 22
• Dec 15 | 2:35 PM
• 3:35 PM Fridays, Sep 25
• Dec 18 | 3:30 PM
• 4:30 PM Super Science An interactive STEM program where students in grades 1-5 explore physics, forces, and engineering by building rockets, roller coasters, and hovercrafts. Instructors guide hands-on projects that break down complex concepts into exciting physical experiments. Wednesdays, Sep 23
• Dec 16 | 1:50 PM
• 2:50 PM Champion Chefs An engaging culinary journey for grades 1-5 designed to introduce elementary students to the joys of seasonal cooking. Through hands-on preparation of cozy dishes like no-bake pumpkin pies and apple pie snack cups, young chefs practice essential kitchen skills—such as precise measuring, stirring, and safe chopping. Mondays, Sep 21
• Nov 9 | 4:30 PM
• 5:30

PM Qualifications & Skills The Personality:

High-energy, enthusiastic, and able to motivate elementary-aged children after the school day ends.

The Background:

Experience in elementary education, STEM, science, cooking, child development, or a related field.

The Mindset:

A passion for encouraging curiosity and creative expression while maintaining a safe, structured, and inclusive classroom.

The Soft Skills:

Patience, adaptability, classroom management, and strong communication with students, parents, and school staff. Requirements Minimum 2 years of college education. At least 1 year of experience working with elementary-aged children (Grades 1-5). Ability to confidently manage a classroom of up to 20 students. Must pass background checks and a TB test. Reliable transportation to program locations. Ability to lift and carry program supplies (up to 20 lbs.).

Compensation & Logistics Pay Rate:

$25.00 to $30.00 per hour

Term:

Mid-September

• Mid-November/December (Fall Semester)

Commitment:

Depending on assigned site schedules above.

Pay:

$25.00

• $30.

00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Paid time off Application Question(s): Please provide 2-3 dates and time ranges for an interview Why would you be a good fit to teach our afterschool programs? List your specific experience and skills suited for this course. Please provide at least 3 reasons. Do you have your own car to reliably commute to San Rafael, CA and Novato, CA?

Education:

Associate (Required)

Work Location:

In person