Youth STEM Educator & Curriculum Designer

Woodcraft Rangers

Moreno Valley (CA)

Hybrid

USD 39,000 - 48,000

Full time

11 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Paid vacation & sick time

Lifecraft program

Upward mobility

Health, dental & vision

403(b) retirement plan

Pet insurance

Mission-driven work

Job summary

Woodcraft Rangers seeks a STEM Specialist in Moreno Valley to join its Learning Team. The role develops and delivers engaging, hands-on STEM experiences for youth, covering science, engineering, robotics, coding, gardening, and 3D printing, aligned with program needs and state standards.

As a full-time, non-exempt employee reports to the STEM Manager, you will collaborate with curriculum writers and Club Leaders, update the curriculum library, deliver trainings, and help tools and resources

Qualifications

AA Degree in STEM preferred or minimum one year of experience as a group leader working with children and six units in child development.
Enthusiastic to work well with youth development staff and/or youth.
Good oral and written communication.
Ability to travel to various Woodcraft Rangers locations (regional travel).
Computer literacy and willingness to learn.
Stable Internet Access.
Valid LIVE Scan.

Responsibilities

Research best practices in youth development to inform content development.
Maintain and provide ongoing updates to the curriculum library and ensure communication for cycle plans is consistent.
Identify and coordinate potential partners that would provide curriculum for staff.
Implement STEM content trainings for Woodcraft Rangers club leaders.
Development of program support tools and resources as needed.
Work with Associate Director of Learning to set targets, manage projects, and evaluate progress and impact.
Work with Learning Team to align best practices and guide collective efforts.
Develop new activities and adapt existing curriculum to meet the needs of specialty programs.
Help create assessment tools to monitor implementation of activities.
Consult with specialty enrichment Club Leaders to develop new curriculum.
Develop curriculum for assigned grade levels and subjects, adhering to state and national standards.
Participate in staff development training as required, approximately 40 hours / year.
Ensure program compliance and program quality are met according to funding, partner and WR guidelines and requirements.