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Kodland
Kodland

Minecraft Coding Teacher

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Part-time10h/week
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No BS summary

Energetic and patient individual to teach block-based coding and basic programming concepts to children using Minecraft: Education Edition. Requires basic coding knowledge (Scratch a plus), Minecraft experience, B2 English proficiency, and availability for at least 10 hours per week. Must pass a digital skills test.

Core skills

block-based codingMinecraft: Education Edition

Required skills

Microsoft MakeCode

Optional skills

Scratch

Required languages

English B2

What you'll do

  • Deliver fun and interactive Minecraft coding lessons using the provided materials.
  • Help students understand the fundamentals of coding through Microsoft MakeCode.
  • Encourage active participation and keep students motivated throughout the lessons.
  • Collaborate with the Kodland instructor team by sharing feedback and improving lesson quality.
  • Regularly report on student progress.
  • Represent Kodland in a positive manner and creatively contribute to the learning experience.

What they require

  • Basic knowledge of coding
  • Prior experience playing Minecraft
  • An English proficiency of at least B2
  • Availability to teach at least 10 hours per week.
  • Willingness to work with children; patient, energetic, and enthusiastic.
  • Successful completion of a digital skills test to demonstrate your coding abilities is required.

Kodland is an international online programming school for children and young people, teaching in over 40 countries with more than 30,000 students and a team of over 700 professional tutors.

🇬🇧 United KingdomEdTechMid-size

What people say about this company

3.5/ 5

  • Employees appreciate the supportive work environment.
  • Many find the team to be collaborative and friendly.
  • Some employees have raised concerns about management effectiveness.
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