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Mad Science of Washington

After-School STEM Instructor - MD

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Job Description

Benefits:
Free uniforms Competitive salary Flexible schedule Looking for a rewarding, flexible part-time role where you can inspire the next generation of innovators? Mad Science of DC is seeking an energetic After-School STEM Teacher to lead hands-on science and technology activities for elementary school children (K - 6th grade). This role is perfect for education or STEM college students, teachers looking for supplemental afternoon income, or anyone passionate about youth mentorship and entertainment!
Schedule & Hours Ultra-Flexible:
Work just 2 to 4 afternoons a week.
Shift Times:
Usually between 3:00 PM and 5:30 PM .
Commitment:
Choose consistent weekdays (Monday - Friday) that fit your schedule.
Compensation & Perks Great Pay:
$75 per school visit (each visit includes a 60-minute science workshop plus setup/pack-up time).
Zero Lesson Planning:
We provide 100% of the structured curriculum, scripts, and exciting experiment equipment.
Smart Logistics:
Pick up your lab kits just once a week at our warehouse in Silver Spring, MD . No daily back-and-forth required. What You'll Do Lead fun, interactive, hands-on 60-minute science workshops for groups of 10-20 curious kids. Instill a love of learning by making complex science topics accessible and wildly entertaining. Safely manage the classroom environment using our predefined, easy-to-follow curriculum guidelines. What You Need to
Apply Reliable Personal Vehicle:
Must have your own car and a valid driver's license to transport lesson kits to local schools.
Afternoon Availability:
Free during school dismissal hours on at least 2 consistent weekdays.
Kid Energy:
Experience working with groups of children (e.g., camp counselor, tutoring, coaching, babysitting, theater, or youth volunteering).
Safety Clearances:
Willingness to complete standard child safety and background checks (existing
MCPS/DCPS
clearances are a big plus).

Benefits

  • Flexible Work Schedules
  • Dental Insurance