APAC Python
Kodland · Other · 28d ago
Open to candidates across APAC.
Applies on the original listing · via Remote OK
Who can apply
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Open to candidates across APAC.
“APAC Python”
Classes and working hours are aligned with Sydney and Singapore time zones.
- Async-first
- Requires conducting live interactive online classes during scheduled weekday evenings or weekends.
- Contractor / B2B
- Position is structured as a part-time freelance contract.
- Global stipend
- No home office or equipment budget mentioned.
- Annual retreat
- No company-paid get-togethers mentioned.
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About the role
In this freelance teaching role, you will lead engaging and interactive Python coding lessons for young learners using pre-built curriculum and materials. You will guide students through foundational programming concepts, track their progress, and deliver feedback while working during Sydney or Singapore peak hours.
What you'll do
- Deliver fun and interactive Python programming lessons using provided teaching materials.
- Share lesson feedback with the Kodland team to improve the overall student experience.
- Regularly report on student progress and support learning development.
- Attend all provided training and support sessions.
- Represent Kodland positively and share creative ideas to support students.
What you bring
- Intermediate-level experience with Python.
- Fluent English communication skills (C1 level).
- Availability to work at least 10 hours per week during Sydney or Singapore afternoons and weekends.
- Passion for teaching and connecting with children and young people.
- Stable internet connection (minimum 20 Mbps), webcam, headset, and quiet workspace.
About Kodland
Kodland is an international online coding and digital skills school helping children aged 5 to 17 take their first steps into programming and technology.
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