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Coding Tutor (Computer Science Internship)

theCoderSchool

Branford, CT • On-site

$18/hr

Other

Posted 7 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Mentor students by teaching them to code and helping them learn to think like programmers.

  • Conduct personalized coding lessons with one or two students, focusing on age-appropriate programming languages and projects.

  • Lead small group classes following a structured curriculum to teach block-based coding and Python.

theCoderSchool rating

6.4

Company rating: 6.4 out of 10

Based on 9 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

114th of 226 rated education and training

Job description

Computer Science Internship — Now Hiring for Fall at our Branford location.


$18/hour. Part-time, 6–15 hours per week, in person.


ACADEMIC CREDIT

This position is structured as an internship for college students majoring in Computer Science.

  • CCSU and Eastern Connecticut State University students can receive three academic credits toward a 300-level CS course.
  • UConn and Quinnipiac students: this qualifies as a full internship experience for Computer Science students.

Full disclosure: you must genuinely enjoy working with kids ages 7-18!


WHO WE ARE

theCoderSchool is an after-school drop-off program where kids learn to code in a fun and engaging environment. Our Connecticut locations are Farmington, Glastonbury, Cheshire, and Branford. We create a fun, energetic and inspirational learning environment that helps students discover their inner hacker.


WHAT YOU'LL DO

As a Code Coach, you will mentor incredible students, teach them to code, and help them learn to think like programmers. You'll join a supportive team of instructors who love technology and teaching. Most schedules are consistent weekly time slots.


Code Coaching (1:1 or 2:1 lessons)

  • Personalized lessons with one or two students at a time
  • Younger students typically learn Scratch or Snap
  • Older students work in Python, JavaScript, Java or C++
  • Students build games, apps and projects based on their own interests
  • Creativity and personalization are strongly encouraged

Code Classes

  • Small group classes following a structured curriculum
  • Primarily block-based coding and Python
  • Small ratios, typically 4:1 or 5:1

WHAT YOU'LL GET

  • Mentor students who may become the next generation of programmers
  • Work alongside coaches who are genuinely passionate about technology
  • Give back to your community by building young students' tech skills
  • Teach what you love while picking up new platforms and languages

REQUIREMENTS

Passion — this role is about inspiring kids while sharing your love of technology.


Communication — you must be a strong communicator, comfortable with both students and parents. Patience and positivity are essential.


Education — pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field. Veteran coaches may also qualify with relevant industry experience.


Coding skills — you must know basic Python, be willing to learn advanced Python, and be willing to learn block-based coding (Scratch). Helpful but not required: JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Java, Roblox (Lua), Minecraft block coding. Unity is a bonus. Deep expertise is not required — we value coaches who can problem solve and learn alongside students.


Teaching experience in any subject is a plus.


Work authorization — must be legally authorized to work in the United States. We do not sponsor visas.


Location — must be able to commute and work in person in Branford. We also have openings in Farmington, Glastonbury and Cheshire.


SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES

We run full-day summer camps, 9:00am-3:00pm Monday through Friday, mid-June through mid-August, at roughly 30 hours per week. Summer interviews begin in March.


HOW TO APPLY

Apply here, then check your email for next steps.


Questions? Vaishali Shah, vaishali@thecoderschool.com

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