High School Computer Science TutorBilingual Mandarin

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novel prepIrvine (CA)

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Benefits: Competitive salary Flexible schedule Position Overview We are seeking passionate and knowledgeable Bilingual Mandarin High School Computer Science Instructors to join our academic team. The ideal candidates will possess a strong academic foundation and demonstrated success teaching one or more of the following courses: Computer Science: Introduction to Computer Science, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A Instructors should be able to deliver engaging, concept-driven instruction in both Mandarin and English, fostering students' problem-solving abilities, computational thinking, and creativity through hands-on projects and real-world applications.
Key Responsibilities: Design and teach standards-aligned lessons that emphasize mastery, analysis, and real-world application. Create an inclusive and collaborative classroom where inquiry, creativity, and active participation are encouraged. Tailor instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners, including English language learners and varying academic levels. Use multiple assessment strategies to track progress and provide constructive, actionable feedback. Ensure instruction is structured, goal-driven, and aligned with high academic standards. Incorporate digital tools, coding platforms, and industry-relevant applications while staying current with best practices.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, or Education (Master's preferred).2+ years of high school teaching or tutoring experience. Demonstrated ability to teach AP-level courses and adapt instruction for diverse learners. Strong communication, classroom management, and leadership skills. A genuine passion for inspiring students in science and technology.

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