Experience:

1 year required

Skills:

3D Animation, English, Thai

Job type:

Full-time

• Early Years (The 3D Pen Explorers): Introduce young children to spatial thinking using 3D pens. You'll help them develop fine motor skills while "drawing" their own toys and structures in mid-air.
• Primary (The Tinkercad Creators): Teach the fundamentals of 3D geometry and "block-building" logic using Tinkercad.
• Secondary (The Fusion 360 Engineers): Guide older students through professional-grade parametric modeling in Fusion 360, focusing on functional parts and complex design ...
• The Lab (3D Printing): Oversee the "print farm" managing slicer software, changing filaments, and showing students how to troubleshoot their prints.
• Hands-On Facilitation: Assist in the delivery of workshops by providing guidance, fun, and creativity to students as they move from 2D drawing to 3D equipment.
• Lab Stewardship: Maintain a "Lab-ready" environment resetting workstations, organizing tools, and ensuring consumables (3D pen, filament, 3D board) are stocked and ready.
• The Troubleshooting Guru: Be the first responder for minor technical glitches, from clearing a nozzle clog to recalibrating 3D printer.
• Safety Watch: Act as a vigilant eye on the floor, ensuring all student are following "best practice" safety protocols to keep the lab a productive, injury-free zone.
• Who You Are
• A "Swiss Army Knife" Maker: You have a foundational grasp of multiple disciplines perhaps a mix of 3D pen and printing, basic Tinkercad program, mentoring, and kid friendly instructor.
• A Natural Problem-Solver: You don't wait for instructions when you see a messy workbench; you take initiative to keep the space professional.
• An Empathetic Teacher: You remember what it was like to be a beginner. You have the patience to explain a concept three different ways until it finally clicks for a student. Encourage student to redesign once they fail and learn the important word called Resilience .
• Schedule & Details.
• Time: After-school hours (2:00 PM - 5:00 PM).
• Commitment: Part-time / Full-time (Depend on ECA Schedule).
• Location: International/ Local School Campus (Bangkok).
• Software.
• High proficiency in Tinkercad and Fusion 360.
• Hardware.
• Hands-on experience with 3D pens and 3D printers.
• Versatility.
• The ability to switch gears from "play-based learning" with 3-year-olds to "technical coaching" with 11-year-olds.
• Patience.
• 3D printing involves trial and error; you should be great at turning "failed prints" into learning moments.
• Communication.
• Good command of writing and speaking English.
• How to Apply.
• Send your resume and a few photos of 3D projects (your own or your students') to [email protected].
• Safety First: As this role involves working with children, a valid background check/clearance is mandatory.