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2026-2027 STEAM Small Group + Instructor (K-8 Tutoring) Homeless Children's Education Fund Pittsburgh, PA Job Details Part-time | Contract $35 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Educational apps (educational technologies) Experience teaching math Teaching Certification Math Experience working with children Driving Working with students After-school program experience Elementary school teaching experience
STEM/STEAM
education curriculum Full Job Description The Homeless Children's Education Fund (HCEF) is currently seeking candidates for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) Mobile Learning Instructor positions to serve families in the Greater Pittsburgh Area during the 2026-2027 school year. Applicants with a teaching certification or certification in process are preferred. All applicants must possess current Act 33/34, Child Abuse, and FBI clearances. Independent Contract Position $35 /hour Reports to STEAM Education Support Coordinator for Mobile Learning Hours vary by location and availability: between 3:00 - 6:00 PM, Mondays - Thursdays, ranging from 5-10 hours/week depending on availability
Program Overview:
The HCEF Mobile Learning STEAM Program aims to provide high quality in-home tutoring for children in grades K-8 in the Greater Pittsburgh Area (this includes all areas, not just the listed address) .
Program goals include:
Helping students build academic, social, and emotional skills Helping students develop their skills and interest in Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, and Math, and creative problem-solving Encouraging students to develop a positive vision for their futures as learners and citizens and in STEAM careers Encouraging parents to be strong educational advocates for their children Principle duties - The STEAM Mobile Learning Instructor is responsible for coordinating in-home, STEAM-related activities for children. The STEAM Mobile Learning Instructor works closely with families and provides activity-led, individualized tutoring sessions to create a positive learning environment. Access to reliable transportation is necessary as instructors travel to different locations for tutoring each day.
Responsibilities include:
Developing individual tutoring plans that promote skill development and STEAM topics Coordinating with the STEAM Education Support Coordinator to deliver one-on-one and specialized tutoring sessions Collaborating with other instructors, volunteers and program staff Collecting and reporting data to monitor student growth and learning. The STEAM Mobile Learning Instructor will collaborate with the STEAM Education Support Coordinator and Family Engagement Coordinator to share student progress regarding tutoring sessions and family support to help meet their needs for success. The STEAM Mobile Learning Instructor actively participates in regular meetings with HCEF staff, the STEAM Education Support Coordinator, and the Family Engagement Coordinator to share best practices and information. The mobile learning instructor participates in family engagement activities coordinated with the Family Engagement Coordinator.
Qualifications:
Minimum of 3 years' experience teaching/leading out-of-school time STEAM programming Expertise in STEAM education and familiarity with the latest trends and best practices in the field Proficiency in using educational technology tools and software to support STEAM learning Exceptional interpersonal skills; ability to relate positively and respectfully to children of all ages, parents, volunteers, and other professionals Creativity and ability to foster a love of learning in children of all ages Reliable transportation and willingness to drive to both city and suburban locations Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Understanding of the significance of out-of-school-time programming in the lives of underserved children and proven ability to provide a safe, structured and enriching environment Sensitivity regarding the psychological and behavioral impacts of trauma in children and parents Teaching certification is a bonus Previous experience working with students who've experienced trauma and/or homelessness strongly preferred Values diversity, equity, and inclusion Flexibility - must be willing to work with a transient population that may change throughout the school year Candidates should understand that they will be considered independent contractors, not employees, of the Homeless Children's Education Fund. All positions are part-time.
TO APPLY
Please submit a current resume and cover letter to Homeless Children's Education Fund is an Equal Opportunity Employer and values diversity.
