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Yarmouth School Department

Robotics Coach

Yarmouth, ME · On-site

$17 - $22/hr

YHS Robotics Coach Competition Format: VEX V5; 2025-26 Challenge: Push Back Employment type: Part-time/seasonal (after school + occasional weekend events) Location: YHS Robotics Lab Start date: ASAP ...

Yarmouth School Department

Robotics Coach

Yarmouth, ME · On-site

$17 - $22/hr

YHS Robotics Coach Competition Format: VEX V5; 2025-26 Challenge: Push Back Employment type: Part-time/seasonal (after school + occasional weekend events) Location: YHS Robotics Lab Start date: ASAP ...

Rockford Area Schools

FRC Robotics Coach

Rockford, MN

$17.25 - $22.50/hr

FRC Robotics Coach (grades 9-12) All coaches and advisors at Rockford Area Schools are responsible for providing leadership, guidance and instruction to students within their program. The coach ...

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What is a Robotics Coach?

A Robotics Coach is an educator or mentor who guides students or teams in designing, building, and programming robots, often for competitions or educational projects. They teach concepts in engineering, coding, and problem-solving while fostering teamwork and creativity. Robotics Coaches usually work in schools, after-school clubs, or community programs, providing hands-on learning experiences and support throughout robotics challenges.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Robotics Coach, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Robotics Coach, you need a strong background in STEM education, robotics engineering concepts, and experience with programming languages such as Python or C++. Familiarity with robotics kits (like LEGO Mindstorms, VEX, or Arduino), coding platforms, and competition rules is typically required. Excellent communication, mentorship, and problem-solving skills help motivate students and foster teamwork. These skills are crucial for effectively teaching robotics, preparing teams for competitions, and inspiring innovation in young learners.

How does a Robotics Coach typically collaborate with students and other mentors during a robotics competition season?

A Robotics Coach works closely with student team members to guide them through the design, building, and programming phases of their robot, often facilitating brainstorming sessions, troubleshooting, and skill development. Collaboration also extends to other mentors who may contribute expertise in engineering, programming, or project management, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience. Throughout the competition season, the coach helps coordinate tasks, fosters teamwork, and provides support during challenges, creating an environment where students can grow technically and personally while working towards common goals.

What is the difference between Robotics Coach vs Robotics Instructor?

AspectRobotics CoachRobotics Instructor
CredentialsTypically requires robotics certifications, teaching experience, or related technical skillsOften requires teaching credentials or technical certifications in robotics or STEM
Work EnvironmentWorks with students in schools, clubs, or competitions, focusing on mentorship and skill developmentTeaches robotics concepts in classrooms or workshops, focusing on curriculum delivery
Employer & IndustrySchools, robotics teams, STEM programsEducational institutions, community centers, STEM programs
Search & Comparison IntentPeople comparing mentorship roles or coaching positions in roboticsIndividuals seeking teaching or instructional roles in robotics education

Robotics Coaches focus on mentoring students, guiding robotics teams, and developing skills through hands-on activities. Robotics Instructors primarily deliver structured lessons on robotics concepts within educational settings. While both roles require technical knowledge and may involve certifications, Coaches emphasize mentorship and team support, whereas Instructors focus on curriculum delivery and classroom instruction.

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Robotics Coach

Yarmouth School Department

Yarmouth, ME • On-site

$17 - $22/hr

Part-time

Posted 9 days ago

Job description

Position Type:
Stipend Positions/Robotics Coach
Date Posted:
10/31/2025
Location:
Yarmouth High SchoolYarmouth High School Robotics Coach
Position: YHS Robotics Coach
Competition Format: VEX V5; 2025-26 Challenge: Push Back
Employment type: Part-time/seasonal (after school + occasional weekend events)
Location: YHS Robotics Lab
Start date: ASAP
Position summary:
We're seeking an enthusiastic, patient, and organized Robotics Coach to lead our after-school VEX team. The coach will join a passionate Yarmouth community of coaches, students and parents that are dedicated to ensuring the continued success of our program. Students and coaches must follow the guidelines laid out in the VEX Push Back Game Manual - most important of these are the Code of Conduct and Student-Centered Policy.
Key responsibilities:
  • Facilitate weekly after-school sessions (5 hours per week, more leading up to a tournament).
  • Teach and model safe shop practices; enforce safety rules during build sessions and at events.
  • Support teams/captains in: assigning roles (driver, builder, programmer, pit lead, scouting, notebook/documentation), manage parts inventory and tools, and maintain a season roadmap (design → build → testing → competition).
  • Work with coaches and boosters to recruit and coordinate adult volunteers (parents, community mentors, teachers); delegate tasks so students remain primary actors. V5RC
  • Prepare the team for competitions: register events, coordinate travel/permission slips, run mock matches, and help students prepare engineering notebooks and presentations for judging.
  • Represent the program professionally and follow the RECF/VEX Code of Conduct at all times.
  • Attend several local qualifying events and Regional Championship.
  • Work with the Yarmouth STEAM Boosters to track budgeted expenses, request replacement parts, and support fundraising if needed.
  • Support the 5th Grade Robotics program at YES and facilitate high school volunteers from the team.
Important coaching boundaries & best practices:
  • Coaches mentor and guide; students must perform the physical building, programming, and decision-making. Adult work on the robot during matches or in the pit should be limited according to RECF rules and Student-Centered Policy - coaches should train students to diagnose and fix issues with adult guidance, not do it for them.
  • Participate in coach/event partner training certifications provided by RECF/VEX. These training opportunities are available to complete online asynchronously.
Required qualifications:
  • Comfortable working with 22+ students (elementary through high school depending on program) in a hands-on environment.
  • Strong organizational skills and ability to manage time in an after-school setting.
  • Background check clearance (required by school/district).
  • An open mind and willingness to learn.

Stipend - $2097
Reach out to HMS Robotics coach Jay Harrington jay_harrington@yarmouthschools.org with questions.
Position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

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