Teacher working on a LEGO build with a student

Join our team this Summer

TechKnowHow, a leader in summer tech camps, is now hiring for these locations:

Burlingame, Washington School, 801 Howard Ave, Burlingame
Campbell, Community Center, West Campbell Ave, Campbell
Cupertino, Bethel Church, 10181 Finch Ave., Cupertino
Foster City, Kids Connection School, 1998 Beach Park Blvd., Foster City
Fremont, Ardenwood School, 33955 Emilia Lane, Fremont
Oakland, Aurora School, 40 Dulwich Rd., Oakland
Palo Alto, Etz Chayim Center, 4161 Alma St., Palo Alto
San Francisco, Christopher Center, 999 Brotherhood Way, San Francisco
San Francisco, Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, 953 De Haro St, San Francisco
San Francisco, Shepherd of the Hills, 395 Addison St., San Francisco
San Jose, Sratford School, 1718 Andover Lane., San Jose

If you are a responsible leader who loves working with children and technology, join our team this summer!

Lead or assist campers in hands-on projects including LEGO Building, Robotics, Game Making, Minecraft and Coding for ages 5-13.

Rate of pay is $18-24/hr depending on experience and skills.

Savor a special experience as you help and inspire young minds engaged in fun and creative projects.

For college and high school students, the experience is invaluable and has helped many of our past teachers get jobs in the technology and education fields. Recent teachers are now working at companies such as Google, Tesla, Intuitive Surgical Robotics, and as teachers in schools.

Application

Available Positions include:

Lead & Assistant Instructors, Mon-Fri 8:30AM–4PM
Afternoon & Extended Care, Mon–Fri 12:30-5:15 PM
Supply Couriers, Fri 12-6 pm

We provide training on how to teach the curriculum, lead team-building activities, and care for the students. We ask that you work at least 4 weeks.

Camp positions are available throughout the Bay Area.

“I gained so much from the experience. The confidence that I built as a teacher helped me get an engineering intern position this Fall. Thank you so much for the opportunity.”

– Sierra, a Junior at Boston University

TechKnowHow Teacher, Summer '19