Online Mock Trial Instructor Summer (2 weeks) 2026

Education Unlimited; California (MO); On-site; USD 20,664 - 41,328; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Residential housing and board for on-campus instructors

Flexible online teaching hours

Job summary

An educational organization is seeking instructors for their summer camp, focused on teaching the Mock Trial curriculum. Candidates can apply as Online Instructors or On-Campus Instructors at various universities in California. Responsibilities include delivering lessons, tracking student performance, and mentoring students. A reliable computer and experience in teaching are essential for the online position, while on-campus roles come with housing and additional supervisory duties.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience teaching or coaching, preferably in mock trial.
• Practicing attorney or legal expert.
• Strong ability to manage groups and guide discussions.

Responsibilities

• Guide students through the Mock Trial curriculum.
• Deliver daily seminars and workshops.
• Track student progress and report to the camp director.

Skills

Teaching experience

Public speaking

Organizational skills

Calm and professional demeanor

Self-motivation

Leadership

Job description

Program Overview

Education Unlimited® offers academic summer camps and pre‑college programs for students in grades 4‑12. This position teaches the Mock Trial curriculum during weeklong sessions from June 10 to August 5.

Open Positions

• Online Instructor – Leads classes via Zoom and Google Classroom with cohorts of about 12 students. Requires a reliable computer, internet connection, and a calm, professional teaching environment.
• On‑Campus Instructor – Positions at Stanford, UCLA, and UC Berkeley (residential). Instructor receives housing in university residence halls. Limited commuter roles may be available for local candidates.

Course Description

Mock Trial participants learn court procedures, civil and criminal law basics, and strategies for constructing persuasive legal arguments. The weeklong program includes at least two mock trials, guest speakers, and a full‑length exhibition at the end.

Job Description

Temporary summer camp position. The instructor guides high‑school and/or middle‑school students through the curriculum, delivers daily seminars and workshops, leads lectures, and prepares students for trial. Responsibilities also include tracking student work and submitting deliverables to the camp director and EU home office.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience teaching, leading, coaching, or participating in mock trial.
• Practicing attorney, former practicing attorney, or legal expert.
• Proven ability to lead small or large groups.
• Calm and professional demeanor.
• Willingness and ability to work long hours.
• Self‑motivation and follow‑through.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Strong public speaking skills.
• Passion for education.

Additional Requirements for On‑Campus Instructors

In addition to instructional duties, the instructor assists the camp director with supervision, recreational activities, and administrative tasks. Must be mature, reliable, and able to work well with fellow staffers. Mentoring duties include leading field trips and guiding students on excursions. Health and safety responsibilities are also included. Residential housing, room, board, and parking are provided. Preference is given to candidates who can live on campus and assist with dorm supervision.

Additional Requirements for Online Instructors

Must have a reliable computer and internet connection. Should know how to use Zoom and Google Classroom. Refresher training will be provided.