Check out what our Instructors say about working for STEM-U

"I recently graduated from Ohio State as a middle childhood education major with areas of concentration in math and science. Mathematically, I always thought that I had an understanding of how math works and approaches that could be used to teach it. However, it wasn’t until I was introduced to STEM-U, that I realized that some of my strategies, ideas, and perspectives on math were not as developed as I had hoped. STEM-U introduced me to curriculum, approaches to teaching, activities, and tools that could help my students achieve at a high level. Seeing how students are able to problem-solve and critically think at any age helped me change my perspective on how I approach the classroom, activities, and math in general. I have a firm belief that if it were not for STEM-U and my co-workers here, I would not have landed the teaching position I have in today." -- Brendan Walsh


"Hey there! My name is Amanda Kallach and I am a recent graduate from the Ohio State University! I graduated in May with my teaching license specializing in middle grades math and science. All my life math and science were the subjects I enjoyed the most and the subjects that clicked with me. Before STEM-U, I was only exposed to the traditional ways of teaching math. Since working for STEM-U, I have learned and mastered new teaching activities, strategies, and tools that can enhance learning with math in and out of the classroom. STEM-U has helped me learn ways to challenge my students to encourage them to problem solve and think critically. STEM-U has helped me develop into a better math and all-around teacher. With STEM and technology becoming much more relevant and important, it has been an amazing experience getting to learn about it, with it, and how to use it to make learning more fun, engaging and relevant to my students."

Assistant Center Director

STEM-U is looking for highly motivated, well qualified Assistant Center Director to assist the center with instructional, sales, and administrative tasks required to run the center efficiently.  Assistant Center Directors will take ownership for the center’s administrative functions and provide educational support for classes when required. 
Assistant Center Director Role and Responsibilities:
  • Support the Center Director in managing all aspects of center operations such a scheduling, teacher coordination, after school program coordination, parent communication, classroom management support
  • Effectively use the online booking tools to enroll students and provides effective customer service to parents and school coordinators 
  • Successfully promotes STEM-U’s programs on the phone and in person to build enrollment 
  • Actively engage and interact with parents, building rapport and trust by answering queries and concerns
  • Build relationships with team members and provide assignments and coordinate schedules
  • Good Math skills to be able to support K-8 curriculum 

Education: 
Four year degree in Education, Mathematics, Engineering, Business or a related field preferred
Job Type: 
Part-time (20 hours)
Experience:
  • Managing camps or working camps 
  • Managing/working at tutoring center 
  • Math or science tutoring (1 year preferred)
Education:
  • Bachelor's (Preferred)
Work authorization:
  • United States (Required)
 
Work Location:
  • Worthington, Ohio and travel to local schools required 
Typical start time:
  • 2.30 PM
Typical end time:
  • Flexible and dependent on school/class schedules 
Send your resume and a cover letter explaining why you are interested in this position to info@stem-u.com. 

We are ALWAYS looking for Part-Time Instructors/Tutors
Enrich Your Teaching Experience with STEM-U

We are  looking for highly motivated, well qualified part-time teachers. Offering flexible schedules, you will bring engaging STEM content to small groups of elementary and middle school students both at our location in Worthington and in surrounding school districts such as Worthington, Dublin, New Albany, and Upper Arlington.

The after-school instructor position will entail classroom teaching of STEM content based on curricula developed by STEM-U. Responsibilities include:
  • Teaching/guiding elementary and middle school students
  • Communicating with parents
  • Incorporating and suggesting improvements to curricula
  • Represent STEM-U in a professional manner

Currently, STEM-U is looking for instructors to teach after-school classes starting in September 2018.  Looking for a minimum 12 weeks; 4-16 hours/week; start date September 2018; end date flexible. Compensation is competitive and begins at $15/hr.  

Minimum Qualifications
STEM-U looking for applicants with the following qualifications:
  • Passionate and interested in teaching math, science, and/or technology
  • Comfortable handling technology and troubleshooting on the spot
  • Positive and energetic with a can-do attitude
  • Good classroom management, time management, and organizational skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to drive to our locations at local schools and our center at the Shops at Worthington Place
  • Transport materials which may include lifting medium-heavy boxes with robotic kits etc.
  • Available to teach after school classes that generally are scheduled between 2:30 pm - 8 pm
  • Must be able to submit for background checks
  • DO NOT have to be an education major

To apply, please submit your resume and a cover letter explaining why you are interested in this position to info@stem-u.com.