Student Learning Coach

Compensation: $50 - 100+/hr, contract position What's a Student Learning Coach? This role is part instructor, part mentor. You teach by building things — websites, publications, projects— and design the path to get there. You won't be reviewing homework, but you will be planning the weekly sessions, running them, and holding students to ambitious goals with equal parts warmth and rigor. You're creating a curriculum instead of teaching it! No prior educational or teaching experience is required. We value ability and eagerness over experience.

About you: You are a smart, creative, organized person who genuinely wants to inspire young people to create a positive change in the world. School asks students to meet expectations. You know how to get students to surpass their own. This role is about shaping the future of education, and you're the kind of person who is ready to do it. You are ambitious, fast-paced, and thrive in a do-it-yourself environment. The idea of designing your own curriculum from scratch is exciting. You can't wait to see your student do something they once thought was impossible, and have fun doing it. Using your own abilities (and supplementing what you need to) you will guide and coach the two teen girls to cultivate and grow their own interests through real projects. Your students are ready to publish online, lead classes, give presentations, and vibe-code, and you're ready to lead them wherever they want to go.

Responsibilities: Design a 3-month curriculum you are genuinely excited about and would love to follow. You can decide what materials to use and activities to do, but the custom syllabus should covering these topics: Math: Counting to calculus. Learning: Researching, reading, writing, editing, and teaching topics you care about. Persuading: Speaking, listening, and debating both peers and adults. Programming: Building software that solves problems. Observing: Studying and being around exceptional people. Conquering: Having fun doing scary things well. Execute the program with long-term goals broken down into week-by-week and day-by-day sessions. The overarching purpose of the program is to inspire wonder, but the girls need to walk away with tangible results. Similar to a class, there should be regular projects and goals, but unique to this program are what those projects are. The motivation and desire to create should come from each girl. Get feedback and improve. The program should be engaging and have measurable results: What did they learn? How did it improve their ability to lead? How could it have been better?

Requirements: We are looking for a range of applicants! If you are ambitious, can code, and are passionate about making a difference, These requirements are guidelines to help you parcel fit. You can convince us you're right for the role. STEM or humanity degree is preferred Deep interest in at least 3 of the focus areas above. Coding and programming skills. Experience mentoring, teaching, coaching or experience leading others is a plus. Available in person 4 days a week in Kendall, Miami. A note on personality: we are looking for someone naturally smart, engaging, energetic, and personable. We are also looking for someone proactive, someone who can get things done quickly without anyone telling them what to do. We take that into consideration during the hiring process. If you're excited & serious about this, we expect you to show it. Results What success looks like by the end of the first month You create a curriculum and learning plan that we are all excited about. Girls love it. "This is the best teacher I've ever had." Girls learn new stuff and publish what they learn both online and in person. Girls set ambitious weekly goals and achieve them. You love it. "This is the best teaching I've ever done." This is a dream role for anyone looking to shape the future of education.