Job Summary:
We seek an enthusiastic Part-Time STEM and Planetarium Instructor to join our team. In this role, you will have the exciting opportunity to teach STEM subjects and operate a planetarium, delivering captivating educational experiences to students and the public.
As a part-time STEM and planetarium instructor, you’ll have the exciting opportunity to ignite curiosity and passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics among students and visitors. Your role involves developing interactive lessons, presenting captivating planetarium shows, and fostering a love for learning. This position allows you to share your expertise, engage diverse audiences, and contribute to inspiring the next generation of scientists and space enthusiasts. Your dedication to education and ability to make complex concepts accessible will play a vital role in creating memorable and enriching experiences. Strong communication skills and a passion for education are essential for this role.
Responsibilities:
– Conduct engaging and interactive STEM lessons for 4th to 12th graders learners, fostering a deep understanding of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts.
– Develop curriculum and teaching materials that align with educational standards and cater to diverse learning styles.
– Deliver informative and captivating planetarium shows to both educational groups and public audiences.
– Operate and maintain planetarium equipment, ensuring seamless and high-quality presentations.
– Collaborate with the programs team to design and implement new programs, workshops, and events that enhance STEM learning and astronomy appreciation.
– Answer questions from participants about STEM topics and astronomy during planetarium shows and educational sessions.
– Assist in marketing and promoting planetarium events and STEM programs to attract a wider audience.
– Maintain accurate records of attendance, evaluations, and feedback related to educational programs.
– Stay updated on the latest developments in STEM fields and astronomy to provide current and relevant content.
Qualifications:
– Bachelor’s degree in a STEM-related discipline (e.g., physics, astronomy, engineering, education) or equivalent experience.
– Previous experience in teaching, public speaking, or educational outreach related to STEM subjects.
– Familiarity with planetarium operations and equipment is advantageous.
– Strong communication and presentation skills, with an ability to make complex concepts accessible to diverse audiences.
– Passion for both STEM education and astronomy, with a knack for inspiring curiosity and interest in learners.
– Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail for planning and coordinating educational sessions and events.
– Flexibility to work on weekends, evenings, and during holidays as needed.
$25.00/hr prep time, $50.00/hr teaching time
Join our team and make a meaningful impact by sharing your passion for STEM and astronomy with students and the public. If you are dedicated to fostering a love for learning and exploration, we encourage you to apply for this unique opportunity.
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