Profesor Principal

Snowbot Philly East LLC; Glenside (PA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Paid time off

Training & development

Job summary

Snowbot Philly East LLC is seeking a Lead Teacher to guide kids in building robots and learning basic engineering concepts. You will lead classroom sessions, promote hands-on learning, and ensure projects stay on schedule.

The role offers 25–35 hours per week, a $20/hour pay, paid training, and opportunities to travel to multiple Philadelphia-area locations. CPR/First Aid certification and background checks are required, with weekends and school holidays available.

Qualifications

• Must enjoy working with children.
• Strong interpersonal and collaborative skills.
• Patient, friendly, and flexible in a dynamic classroom.
• Belief in diversifying the STEAM classroom.
• Ability to walk 1.5–2 miles per day and lift 35 pounds.
• CPR/First Aid certification required or arranged by us.
• Background checks (PA state police, FBI) required.
• Weekend and school-holiday availability.

Responsibilities

• Teach robot-building classes to groups of children.
• Manage a classroom and keep sessions on schedule.
• Foster confidence and positive attitudes in kids.
• Troubleshoot robot issues with basic guidance.
• Help coordinate with other teachers, clients, and parents on site.
• Assist with lesson development and classroom setup.
• Support training, onboarding, and shadowing for new teachers
• Keep tools organized and report feedback to channels.

Skills

Enjoy working with children

Interpersonal skills

Patient and friendly

Flexible

Fun-loving

STEAM advocacy

Stamina for walking

Lift 35 pounds

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Benefits

• Flexible schedule
• Paid time off
• Training & development

LEAD TEACHER

When you hear the word robot, do you smile? Do you get excited when you get to use your
hands to build things? Do you find joy in building with kids?
Then this is the perfect job for you!
In this role, you will be teaching groups of children basic engineering concepts and guiding
them in building their own robots. We will train you in all the unique skills, tools, and concepts
needed for the position.
We are especially looking for people who are creative, DIY-lovers, great with kids, and deeply
interested in learning more about STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math).
Our teachers have backgrounds in various disciplines, including carpentry, education, visual
and performing arts. We need people who can take a hot glue gun to popsicle sticks and
cardboard and create something that physically holds up and looks totally awesome - all while
having a blast!

Responsibilities

• Teach robot-building classes
  • Manage a classroom of kids for a robot-building session
  • Have an encouraging demeanor, promoting confidence in kids
  • Ensure the classes stay on time and within their agreed-upon time limit
  • Troubleshoot robot issues (we will teach you how!)
  • Stay positive and have fun under pressure!
  • Quick thinking & improvisation in the classroom
  • Coordinate with other teachers, clients, and parents on site
• Outside of Classes
  • Learning how to build the different projects
  • Traveling to different locations to teach classes
  • Assist with coordinating, managing, staffing, and executing events
  • Assist with teacher training, onboarding, and shadowing for new teachers
  • Keeping your tools organized and stocked
  • Reporting feedback to the appropriate channels

Hours

25-35 hours per week

Compensation

$20 per hour

Requirements

• Enjoy working with children
• Love to make things with your hands (e woodworking, sculpture, crafts, set
  construction, baking, cooking, etc)
• Excellent interpersonal and collaborative skills
• Patient and friendly
• Flexible
• Like having fun
• Believe in diversifying the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) classroom
• Must be able to walk 1.5-2 miles per day
• Must be able to lift 35 pounds
• Must be able to pass a CPR/First Aid certification (we will arrange a certification class)
• Must be able to pass Child Abuse History, PA State Criminal History and FBI
  background check
• Must be available to work weekends and school holidays
• High school diploma or GED

Preferred Experience

• Teaching/leading a classroom
• Working with children in-person (teacher, camp counselor, babysitter, etc.)
• Working with circuits
• Crafting/making things 3-dimensionally

Location

Classes will take place off-site, at locations in Philadelphia and surrounding neighborhoods in
Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Bucks County.

Schedule

This is a part-time role with hours ranging from 25-35 per week. The precise schedule will be
determined by the program calendar and student registrations.

Training

All new teachers will go through paid training and shadow senior teachers prior to starting.
Exact schedule TBD. Teachers will also have to attend a CPR training course or provide proof
of certification within the last year.