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Computer Science Teacher - Remote Friendly

Job Type:

Full-Time

Job Mode:

Hybrid/ Remote

Job Fields:

Education/ Psychology/ Computer Science / Engineering / Science / Mathematics field or any equivalent background

Working Days and Hours:

Tuesday (half-day) to Sunday (5.5 working days) 10 am to 7 pm (with 1-hour lunchtime)

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About the role

STEAM is the acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics, and encompasses a vast array of subjects that fall into each of those terms. In particular, Telebort focuses on computer science and STEAM. Telebort is looking for individuals who want to pursue their careers in modern teaching and child development.

You will play an important role in

Main Focus:

Depending on your background and interest, you will be mainly in charge of Telebort Weekly Core Programs:

Program Junior Creator

Program A: Foundation of Creative Computing

Program B: Mobile App development

Teaching as Service

Teaching at least 4 weekly online and offline classes per week for any core programs.

Update attendance and lesson progress charts, and give feedback for post-teaching evaluation after each class.

Prepare pre-recorded lessons and learning materials such as questions bank, hands-on projects, activities, pop quizzes, and more.

Write and review notes, code, and worksheets in Scratch, MIT App Inventor, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, etc.

Identify and develop new content and improvise existing syllabus to make it better.

Community Engagement:

Assist students to publish their app/web at Android’s Play Store and Apple’s App Store.

Conduct 1-1 course advisor for new/ existing students and parents regarding computer science education.

Guide students through the development of various sample projects that will be presented and distributed to fellow classmates.

Organize holiday event, competition, hours of code to spark more interests.

To be successful in this role, you will need to have

You have an academic background in the Education/ Psychology/ Computer Science / Engineering / Science / Mathematics field.

You have past teaching experience or love teaching and are eager to shape the skills and minds of our next generation.

You know how to create online learning videos and utilize tools for digital classrooms (e.g., Kahoot!, Zoom, Google Drive, and more).

You are fluent in English and are good at communicating your ideas.

You want to contribute positive impacts to society using your skills and knowledge.

You can work well with multiple and challenging projects at one time.

You can work flexible hours.

Having the entrepreneurial spirit and the ability to thrive in volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA) environment.

Why you should join Telebort:

We are a remote-first company.

You love education, child development, and youth empowerment.

You want to join a high potential, technology-data-driven company in the EdTech industry.

We are scaling up regionally, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Brunei and you want to be a part of this.

We offer a substantial compensation package. If the company is doing well financially, so will you.

Benefits:

Solving Real-Life Problems with Technology

Meet great educators, software engineers, innovators, changemakers, and thought leaders who care about education and technology (EdTech).

Fast-Growth Environment

We are completely merit-based. If you’re good at or passionate about something, you will get an immediate chance to work on them.

Flexible Working Shift

You are in control of your life and time. Be the best version of yourself.

A Culture of Learning

Unlimited access to Coursera, Udemy, Data Camp, or found something new to learn? You name it, we got you covered.

Monthly Team Bonding

Once a month, we put down our work and go out to have fun together.

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