Coding Tutor (Computer Science Internship)
Computer Science Internship — Now Hiring for Fall at our Branford location.$18/hour. Part-time, 6–15 hours per week, in person.ACADEMIC CREDITThis 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 AREtheCoderSchool 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 DOAs 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 timeYounger students typically learn Scratch or SnapOlder students work in Python, JavaScript, Java or C++Students build games, apps and projects based on their own interestsCreativity and personalization are strongly encouragedCode ClassesSmall group classes following a structured curriculumPrimarily block-based coding and PythonSmall ratios, typically 4:1 or 5:1WHAT YOU'LL GETMentor students who may become the next generation of programmersWork alongside coaches who are genuinely passionate about technologyGive back to your community by building young students' tech skillsTeach what you love while picking up new platforms and languagesREQUIREMENTSPassion — 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 OPPORTUNITIESWe 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 APPLYApply here, then check your email for next steps.Questions? Vaishali Shah, vaishali@thecoderschool.com