APAC Python

About the Company:

Kodland is an international online coding and digital skills school that helps children aged 5 to 17 take their first steps into the world of programming and technology.

About the Role:

Are you a passionate programmer who loves coding and computer games? Would you like to help children create their first projects and take their first steps into the programming world by teaching them Python? If so, this opportunity is perfect for you!

Responsibilities:

• Deliver fun and interactive Python Programming lessons using provided materials.

• Develop your own skills under the guidance of experienced Kodland teachers.

• Share feedback about lessons with the Kodland team.

• Regularly report on student progress and help improve the learning experience.

• Be a positive representative of Kodland and contribute creative ideas to support students.

• Attend all training and support sessions provided throughout the hiring process.

Join our team today and experience the joy of teaching with Kodland! 💙

Please note: This is a part-time freelance position. There is no fixed or guaranteed income.

Requirements:

• Intermediate level Python experience.

• Availability of at least 10 hours per week.

• You love teaching and connecting with children and young people.

• You speak English fluently (C1)

• Willing to work flexible hours: 

  • • Weekdays: 4 pm - 10 pm ( Sdyney or Singapore time )

    • Weekends: 10 am– 8 pm (Sdyney or Singapore time )

  You'll have to successfully pass a digital skills test to demonstrate your coding abilities

• Fully remote working arrangement.

• Flexible working hours that you can completely arrange yourself.

• Tech setup: stable internet (min 20 Mbps), webcam, headset, and quiet workspace.

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