Coco Coders
Online Coding Teacher - Must reside in UK

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Online Coding Teacher - Must Reside in the UK
Coco Coders is an online coding school for children aged 6-14. We inspire children to learn the language of the future through creatively themed online coding lessons and our STEM.org certified computing curriculum. Students learn core coding principles and how to apply them through creative, real-world projects.
We’re looking for energetic UK-based teachers who can inspire students to collaborate, be creative, and develop confidence with coding.
The Role
Our teachers are positive, energetic individuals from a range of backgrounds and experience levels. The one thing they have in common is a passion for teaching and helping children learn.
Lessons are 60 minutes, and all lesson plans and teaching materials are provided by our internal curriculum team.
This is a self-employed contractor position. Please note that applicants on a Student visa are not eligible for this role due to the self-employed nature of the position.
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Requirements
You should apply if you:
- Are enthusiastic and ready to inspire children
- Have an interest in technology and coding
- Are technologically proficient and comfortable teaching online
- Are confident working with children aged 6-14
- Can break down complicated subjects into easy-to-understand concepts
- Are adaptable and able to think on your feet
- Are regularly available during evening and/or weekend hours
- Are available approximately 5-15 hours per week
- Currently reside in the United Kingdom
- Are at least 18 years old
Desirable Skills And Experience
These are helpful, but not required:
- Coding knowledge or a computer science qualification
- Experience with Scratch, Python, JavaScript, or Web Development
- Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) experience
- Teaching qualification or classroom teaching experience
- Knowledge of lesson delivery and classroom management
- Online tutoring or teaching experience
- Current Enhanced DBS certificate


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Why Work for Coco Coders?
- Earn £17.50 per 60-minute lesson
- Flexible teaching hours
- Work remotely from anywhere in the UK with a reliable internet connection
- All lesson plans and teaching materials are provided
- Develop transferable skills including public speaking, problem solving, lesson delivery, and giving feedback
- Improve your coding skills and learn new coding languages
- Be part of a growing EdTech company helping children develop skills for the future
What Is the Interview Process?
Step 1: Video Interview
Answer 3 short video questions. Total time is 9 minutes or less.
Step 2: Final Interview and Trial Lesson
A 30-minute Google Meet with members of the Coco Coders team.
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