Technical Coordinator & Enrichment Instructor ($30-40, 20 hrs per week)

About Us

Right Brain Curriculum creates fun, creative, project-based enrichment programs for elementary students across Massachusetts. Our classes include LEGOs, Minecraft, creative writing, public speaking, and more. We partner with recreation departments, PTOs, and schools to deliver after-school and vacation-week programs that help kids think big and love learning.

About the Role

We are seeking an energetic, tech-savvy Technical Coordinator & Enrichment Instructor to support our after-school programs across Massachusetts.

This is a hybrid field-based and teaching position . You’ll spend most afternoons (1–5 p.m.) on the road visiting schools, setting up our Minecraft laptops, delivering materials, and stepping into classrooms as a substitute instructor when needed. When not in the field, you’ll complete logistics or administrative tasks from home.

If you enjoy variety, independence, and working with kids in a creative environment, this role is an excellent fit.

This is a part-time · independent contractor (1099) role.

Schedule

• 16–20 hours per week
• 20 hours/week during busier periods (typically Aug–Sept, Dec–Jan, Mar–Apr)
• 16 hours/week during slower periods
• Usual schedule is Monday–Friday, 1:00–5:00 p.m.
• Additional paid teaching hours available during February break, April break, and summer.

Contractor Status

This is a 1099 independent-contractor position . Coordinators set their own professional approach to the work, supply their own vehicle, and manage their own taxes. Hours are guaranteed weekly, but the role is not a salaried employee position and does not include employee benefits.

What You’ll Do

• Transport and set up our Minecraft laptops at partner schools before class start dates.
• Troubleshoot basic tech issues—Wi-Fi, software installation, login issues, etc.
• Serve as a floating substitute instructor for after-school classes when teachers are absent (all curriculum provided).
• Deliver materials and supplies to instructors across the region.
• Teach several weeks of our summer and vacation-week enrichment programs.
• Complete occasional administrative or prep tasks from home when not in the field.

Who You Are

• You enjoy being on the move—visiting new schools and driving to different towns.
• You’re confident leading groups of children (experience in teaching, camps, or subbing strongly preferred).
• You have reliable transportation large enough to carry laptops and supply bins.
• You are tech-comfortable: updating software, connecting to school Wi-Fi, and following troubleshooting steps after training.
• You’re dependable, organized, and able to work independently.
• You’re friendly, patient, and professional—able to represent our organization well at partner schools.

Requirements

• Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle.
• Ability to lift and carry classroom materials (up to ~30 lbs).
• Afternoon availability (1–5 p.m.) Monday through Friday.
• Experience working with children ages 6–12 (camps, teaching, after-school programs, etc.).
• Comfort with basic computer troubleshooting.

Compensation

• $30/hour for technical setup, logistics, and administrative work.
• $40/hour for classroom teaching and substitute coverage.
• Mileage reimbursed at the IRS standard rate.
• All curriculum, training, and equipment provided.

Why This Role Is Great

• Every day is different—this is not a desk job.
• You’ll help bring creative, project-based learning to kids across Massachusetts.
• You’ll have predictable weekly hours with a mix of teaching, tech, and on-the-road variety.
• You’ll join a small, supportive team that trusts your autonomy and values your work.

To Apply

Please send your résumé to [email protected]

Pay: From $30.00 per hour

Work Location: In person