Stem Teacher & Coordinator, Madrid

STEM Teacher & Coordinator Location: Madrid, primarily in La Moraleja Hours: Approximately 20 paid hours per week, with additional hours available after training Schedule: 12:30 17:30 in person, plus some remote hours Pay: 18 gross per paid hour Start date: October November 2026 preferred

Applicants must be based in Madrid at the time of hire.

About CodingSTEAM CodingSTEAM provides personalised small-group Coding and Robotics classes for children and teenagers in partner schools across Madrid. We are looking for a STEM Teacher to join our team and support both teaching and day-to-day programme coordination.

Responsibilities

Teaching

• Teach Python and Robotics to small groups of approximately 3 4 students
• Adapt lessons to different ages, abilities and levels of experience
• Help students understand, test and debug their own code
• Support students with project-based work and encourage independent problem-solving
• Prepare for sessions and complete brief session notes
• Teach Python topics ranging from programming fundamentals to games, object-oriented programming and larger projects
• Teach Robotics using equipment such as mBot and Edison
• Previous experience with mBot or Edison is not required training will be provided.
• Classes typically last 30 45 minutes and are scheduled and paid as full hourly blocks.
• You will also receive training and shadow another mentor before taking responsibility for your own groups.

Programme Coordination

• Communicate with school contacts regarding schedules and routine teaching arrangements
• Keep student, group and timetable information up to date
• Help manage absences, make-up sessions and schedule changes
• Follow up on equipment or technical issues
• Review session notes and student reports
• Support other mentors

Required Qualifications

• Strong Python fundamentals
• Confidence reading and debugging simple unfamiliar code
• Excellent spoken and written English
• Ability to explain technical concepts clearly to children and teenagers
• Good organisation and attention to detail
• Reliability and availability throughout the school year
• Confidence learning and troubleshooting technology
• Interest in teaching and working with young people

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous teaching, tutoring or mentoring experience
• Degree or background in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field
• Robotics experience
• Spanish language skills
• Experience coordinating educational programmes or supporting colleagues

Once hired, you need to complete the safeguarding checks required for regular work with minors in Spain, including the relevant background check . If you require visa support, please state this when applying. Sponsorship may be considered on a case-by-case basis but cannot be guaranteed.

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