After-School Math Program Facilitator; Part-Time

Overview

Apple Pi Education is hiring part-time After-School Math Program Facilitators to lead the Math Your Mind enrichment program. This role is ideal for experienced educators who enjoy hands-on, interactive math instruction and working with elementary and middle school students. This role is also ideal for budding educators who are currently enrolled in programs that intend to prepare you to be a classroom teacher or mathematics educator (Undergraduate Education Degree, Post-Baccalaureate (Post-Bac) Programs, Residency Programs, Intern Programs (University or District-based), Online Alternative Certification, Work Experience Credential, Grow Your Own (GYO) Programs, Emergency / Provisional Certification, Teach for America / Teaching Fellows), etc.

Facilitators will lead engaging math workshops that build confidence, curiosity, and problem-solving skills in a supportive after-school environment.

• Facilitate engaging, hands-on mathematics workshops for students in grades 4–7.

• Introduce and explain mathematical concepts such as patterns, logic, and strategic thinking in an age-appropriate way.

• Lead interactive activities including card games, dice games, and math-based challenges.

• Support two cohorts of approximately 15 students.

• Foster an inclusive, positive learning environment that encourages participation and collaboration.

• Prepare materials and manage smooth transitions between activities.

• Monitor student engagement and provide individualized support as needed.

• Collect feedback and participation data for program evaluation.

• Attend required facilitator training (paid).

• Allow time for travel, setup, and breakdown.

• Program Type: After-School Instructional Program

• Delivery: In-Person

• Total Students: 30

• Program Length: 15 weeks

• Materials Provided: Yes

• $40–$60 per hour

• Paid training

• Mileage reimbursement

• Compensation includes time for travel, setup, and breakdown

• Part-time, Contract

• After-school hours

• In-person

• High School diploma or equivalent.

• Preferred:
  Current enrollment in a teacher credentialing, certification, or education degree program.

• Preferred:
  Bachelor’s degree in education, mathematics, or a related field.

• Proven experience (1+ year) supporting or instructing K–8 students in a relevant educational environment, in a before, during or after school setting (tutoring, camps, mentoring, coaching, etc.).

• Strong foundational math knowledge

• Excellent facilitation and classroom management skills

• Ability to adapt instruction for diverse learners

• Enthusiasm for helping students build a positive math identity

• Reliable transportation to and from school sites