Italy Tutor | Minecraft at Kodland
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Italy Tutor | Minecraft at Kodland in Palermo, SIC, IT.
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This Full time on site position offers great opportunities for career growth. Join Kodland - a global educational platform preparing the next generation of innovators. We operate in 40 countries with 30,000+ students, and we're looking for passionate tutors like you.
Your missionGuide children (ages 8-9) through the world of logic, algorithms, and engineering thinking using Minecraft. Turn their love for gaming into real coding experience.
What you'll do- Teach online lessons using Minecraft Education and MakeCode
- Explain programming concepts (loops, conditions, variables, coordinates) through hands-on activities
- Lead group projects to develop teamwork and problem-solving skills
- Supervise final projects from idea to presentation
- Experience teaching children (8-12) in school or afterschool settings
- Solid knowledge of Minecraft mechanics (redstone, automation, builds)
- Minecraft Education experience is a plus
- Understanding of basic programming concepts (loops, conditions, variables)
- Willingness to learn our course methodology
- Ability to explain complex ideas simply and engagingly
- Nice to have: Experience teaching coding, robotics, or tech creativity to kids
- Familiarity with MakeCode, Scratch, or similar visual programming
- Organizational skills and project management experience
- A clear, structured program (5 modules, 40 lessons) with ready materials
- Remote work with flexible hours (evenings and weekends)
- Stable pay and ongoing support from our methodology team
passionate, a guide, logical, and creative. xysqume
Ready to inspire the next generation?