Programming Workshop Leader

TUMO Los Angeles; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 57,000 - 81,000; Part time

Job summary

TUMO Los Angeles is seeking a programming specialist to lead teen programming workshops at the LA center, delivering hands-on projects and mentoring students aged 12 to 18. You will evaluate student work and provide feedback to help them grow in programming and software engineering.

Responsibilities include collecting and evaluating workshop results, giving weekly feedback, and delivering demonstrations to excite students about the field.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in computer science or 3+ years of equivalent work experience.
• Excellent communication and public presentation in English.
• Spanish language ability is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Collect and evaluate student results after each workshop.
• Examine student self-learning results and provide weekly feedback.
• Provide demonstrations to excite students about the field of programming and computer science.
• Other duties may be assigned.

Skills

Communication skills

Public speaking

English fluency

Analytical skills

Organizational skills

Spanish a plus

Education

Undergraduate CS degree or equivalent coursework / 3+ years experience

Job description

Goal: Deliver workshops, evaluate student work and mentor teens interested in programming at the TUMO LA Center for Creative Technologies.

Hours/Location: 12 hours a week, in person in North Hollywood - initial working days will include Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and Saturdays. The schedule will have slight and predictable changes each month.

Compensation: $50/Hour

TUMO’s Vision: The world’s full learning potential unlocked through innovative education resources available to everyone.

The Role

TUMO Center for Creative Technologies is looking for a programming specialist to join the TUMO LA team and lead programming workshops for teens. At TUMO you will get a chance to inspire teens with your professional experience and open their eyes to the field of programming and software engineering through hands-on projects and group workshops.

About TUMO

TUMO serves ~40,000 teens each week across 14 countries, including locations in Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam and Buenos Aires among others. TUMO LA is the first US-based TUMO center made possible with funds from the State of California and the City of LA. TUMO students are between the ages of 12 and 18 and attend TUMO centers after school to learn skills at the intersection of technology and design, completely free of charge.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

• Collect and evaluate student results at the completion of every workshop
• Examine student self-learning results and provide weekly feedback
• Provide demonstrations to students to excite them about the field of programming and computer science
• Other duties may be assigned

QUALIFICATIONS

• Undergraduate degree in computer science or the equivalent coursework in a related field or three + years of equivalent work experience
• Excellent communication skills, including written communication, personal interaction, and public presentation in English
• Good analytical and organizational skills
• Language: English fluency is required, Spanish is a plus