
APAC | Minecraft
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About the Position
APAC | Minecraft
Do you enjoy playing Minecraft and also find coding and teaching fun? At Kodland, you can contribute to children’s creativity, strengthen their problem-solving skills, and help them become creators in the digital world by teaching block-based coding and basic programming concepts through Minecraft: Education Edition. If you are energetic, patient, and enjoy communicating with children, this role is perfect for you!
Responsibilities
- Deliver fun and interactive Minecraft coding lessons using the provided materials.
- Help students understand the fundamentals of coding through Microsoft MakeCode.
- Encourage active participation and keep students motivated throughout the lessons.
- Collaborate with the Kodland instructor team by sharing feedback and improving lesson quality.
- Regularly report on student progress.
- Represent Kodland in a positive manner and creatively contribute to the learning experience.
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of coding (experience with block-based platforms such as Scratch is a plus).
- Prior experience playing Minecraft.
- An English proficiency of at least C1.
- Availability to teach at least 10 hours per week.
- Willingness to work with children; patient, energetic, and enthusiastic.
- Successful completion of a digital skills test to demonstrate your coding abilities is required.
- This is a fully remote position.
- Willing to work flexible hours:
- Weekdays: 4 pm - 10 pm (Sydney or Singapore time)
- Weekends: 10 am– 8 pm (Sydney or Singapore time)
- Willing to work flexible hours:
We Offer
- Opportunity to work remotely from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
- Flexible working hours.
About the Company
Kodland is a company dedicated to fostering creativity and problem-solving skills in children through interactive and engaging educational programs.
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