Careers
miami childrens museumMiami (FL)
About the role
Lead engaging afterschool activities in a safe, positive, and inclusive classroom environment. Plan fun weekly lessons using art, science, literacy, music, games, and hands-on learning. Encourage creativity, curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving. Build positive relationships with students while supporting their social and emotional development. Maintain classroom attendance and student accountability. Communicate with parents, teachers, and site staff to ensure student success. Help create an environment where every child feels welcomed, supported, and excited to learn. Other duties as assigned.
Requirements:
Loves working with elementary-aged children. Has at least one year of experience leading groups of children. Is working toward an Associate's degree or higher in Education or has completed at least two years of college coursework. Has strong classroom management and communication skills. Is dependable, positive, and enjoys working as part of a team. Is CPR/First Aid certified (or willing to become certified).Can successfully pass a Level II Background Screening and pre-employment drug screening. Why You’ll Love Working Here Make a meaningful impact in your community every day. Join one of South Florida's most recognized educational organizations. Gain valuable experience in education, classroom leadership, and youth development. Work alongside a creative, supportive, and passionate team. Every day is different - filled with hands-on activities, creativity, and opportunities to inspire young minds. If you're looking for more than just a job - and want to help children learn, grow, and thrive - we'd love to hear from you. Be the first to find out about events & special programs!
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