
2 - 10 employees
Founded 2020
📚 Education
🤝 Non-profit
🔬 Science
Education • Non-profit • Science
Mülheim macht MINT gGmbH is a German non-profit organization offering hands-on STEM (MINT) workshops and courses for children aged 8–12, focused on experiments in science, technology, informatics and on exploring and protecting nature. The organization aims to spark curiosity and joy in discovery, make natural-science learning accessible and engaging, and involve the local community through events, donations and volunteer opportunities.
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🇩🇪 Germany – Remote
💵 €14 - €20 / hour
⏱ Part Time
🟡 Mid-level
🟠 Senior
🎣 Lead Generation
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🗣️🇩🇪 German Required
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2 - 10 employees
Founded 2020
📚 Education
🤝 Non-profit
🔬 Science
Education • Non-profit • Science
Mülheim macht MINT gGmbH is a German non-profit organization offering hands-on STEM (MINT) workshops and courses for children aged 8–12, focused on experiments in science, technology, informatics and on exploring and protecting nature. The organization aims to spark curiosity and joy in discovery, make natural-science learning accessible and engaging, and involve the local community through events, donations and volunteer opportunities.
• Independently contact primary schools by telephone, through in-person conversations, and, where appropriate, on-site visits • Become familiar with OGS/OGT structures • Transition into educational work with children in courses and extracurricular groups from the autumn break onward • Participate in supported onboarding • Lead STEM courses and workshops for children and young people aged 8 to 15 from the 2026/27 school year onward • Serve as course leader or assistant, independently or as part of a team, depending on experience • Prepare and follow up on workshops, with some tasks possible remotely • Organize and use the STEM educational games kit • Help develop new content
• Enthusiasm for and curiosity about STEM topics, such as physics, technology, biology, and computer science • Passion for working with children and young people • Initial experience in working with children and young people, educational support, or workshop facilitation is an advantage—but not essential • A strong sense of responsibility, reliability, and team spirit • Initiative, creative thinking, and a willingness to familiarize yourself with our subject areas • Native-level proficiency in German
• Hybrid work: preparation and meetings can also be conducted remotely • Training and professional development—regularly, especially during school holidays • Working hours: at least 4 and up to 10 hours per week • Fair compensation: €14–20 per hour, depending on the contract model; +30% for freelance invoicing • Meaningful work that combines education with social engagement
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