Coding & Minecraft Teacher – Wimbledon & Morden (Part-Time, Term Time)

Coding & Minecraft Teacher – Wimbledon & Morden (Part-Time, Term Time)

Location: Wimbledon & Morden, South West London

Pay: £30 per hour

Start Date: September 2026

Job Type: Part-Time (Term Time Only)

About the Role

Docode is looking for an enthusiastic and reliable Coding & Minecraft Teacher to deliver after-school clubs in primary schools across Wimbledon and Morden.

You'll teach primary-aged children using our structured curriculum, delivering engaging sessions in coding, game development and Minecraft Education. All lesson plans, resources and training are provided, allowing you to focus on delivering fun, high-quality lessons that inspire children through technology.

This role would suit a teacher, tutor, graduate, computing student or anyone with experience working with children and a passion for technology.

Working Pattern

We currently have two possible weekly schedules available.

Option 1

Monday – Willington Prep, Wimbledon
  • 16:00–17:00 – Year 3–6 Code Club
Wednesday – Willington Prep, Wimbledon
  • 15:30–16:00 – Year 1–2 Code Club
  • 16:00–17:00 – Year 3–6 Minecraft Club
Thursday – Hillcross Primary School, Morden
  • 15:00–16:00 – Year 3–6 Minecraft Club
Option 2 Wednesday – The Study Preparatory School, Wimbledon
  • 15:30–16:30 – Year 1–2 Code Club
Thursday – The Study Preparatory School, Wimbledon
  • 15:30–16:30 – Year 3–6 Code Club
Applicants are welcome to apply for either option, or let us know if you are available for both. There are also regular opportunities to work at our holiday camps throughout the year.

What You'll Do

  • Deliver engaging coding and Minecraft lessons using Docode's structured curriculum.
  • Inspire children through creative technology, coding and game design.
  • Support pupils of different ages and abilities.
  • Manage behaviour confidently and positively.
  • Safely register and dismiss pupils in accordance with school procedures.
  • Represent Docode professionally within our partner schools.
About You We're looking for someone who is:
  • Enthusiastic, energetic and enjoys working with children.
  • Confident leading groups independently.
  • Interested in coding, computing or technology.
  • Familiar with Scratch and/or Minecraft Education (desirable but not essential).
  • Reliable, punctual and professional.
  • An excellent communicator with strong classroom management skills.
  • Enhanced DBS certificate holder (or willing to obtain one).
What We Offer
  • £30 per hour
  • Consistent weekly, term-time work.
  • Fully planned lessons and teaching resources.
  • Comprehensive training and ongoing support.
  • A friendly and supportive team.
  • Opportunities for additional paid work during school holidays at our popular Code Camps.
  • The chance to inspire the next generation of coders in a fun, creative and rewarding environment.
About Docode Docode delivers coding, Minecraft, AI and digital skills clubs to primary schools across London and Surrey. We believe children learn best by creating, experimenting and having fun. Our mission is to inspire the next generation of digital creators through exciting, hands-on technology experiences.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: £30.00 per hour

Benefits

  • Company events
  • Employee discount
  • Referral programme
Ability to commute/relocate:
  • Wimbledon, Greater London: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Application question(s):
  • Do you have an enhanced DBS?
Education:
  • A-Level or equivalent (preferred)
Experience:
  • Teaching: 1 year (preferred)
Work Location: In person
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