STEM Education Lab Lead & Programs Manager

Virginia Tech; Alexandria (VA); Presencial; USD 76 000 - 86 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Virginia Tech seeks an Engineering Education Lab Lead Instructor and STEM Programs Manager to plan, design, implement, and lead hands-on STEM programs for school-aged learners and educators in collaboration with the College of Engineering and the Director of Technical Education and Workforce Development.

The role emphasizes leadership of teams, teacher licensure readiness, and extensive outreach across DC metro area schools, nonprofits, and community partners.

Qualificações

• Master’s degree in Education or a technical field with teaching experience in hands-on learning environments.
• Eligible for Virginia teacher licensure in one or more subject areas.
• Experience in secondary education or upper elementary education curriculum and instruction.
• Familiarity with schools and school systems in the Washington, D.C. metro area, and specifically DCPS and nearby Northern Virginia schools.
• Experience in managing teams of secondary, post-secondary volunteers and research assistants.
• Experience in STEM outreach and presentations.

Responsabilidades

• Plan, design, implement and lead physical computing, technical career exploration, invention and innovation programs.
• Collaborate with Virginia Tech College of Engineering Faculty and Director of Technical Education and Workforce Development.
• Lead STEM-focused programs for school-aged learners, their educators, parents and the community.
• Oversee program delivery, evaluation and continuous improvement.

Conhecimentos

Teacher licensure

Teaching experience

Curriculum planning

Team management

STEM outreach

Public speaking

Formação académica

Master's in Education

Master's in STEM field

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Virginia Tech seeks an Engineering Education Lab Lead Instructor and STEM Programs Manager to plan, design, implement, and lead hands-on STEM programs for school-aged learners and educators in collaboration with the College of Engineering and the Director of Technical Education and Workforce Development.

The role emphasizes leadership of teams, teacher licensure readiness, and extensive outreach across DC metro area schools, nonprofits, and community partners.