Electronics Instructor

Company Description Makers Labs ASBL is a non-profit organisation in Luxembourg that empowers young people aged 10–18 to become creators of technology through hands-on, project-based learning. The organization offers structured programs and workshops in 3D printing, electronics, robotics and drone engineering, using professional-grade tools and equipment. With small class sizes and supervised sessions, Makers Labs ASBL focuses on accessible, advanced STEM education that emphasizes sustainability, safety, and inclusivity. The makerspace integrates eco-design and recycling into its programs, ensuring that learners gain both technical and environmental awareness while building real-world projects. Based in Luxembourg, Makers Labs ASBL aims to turn curious minds into confident makers, regardless of background. Role Description The Electronics Instructor will design and deliver hands-on electronics courses and workshops for learners aged 10–18, ensuring that concepts are taught through practical, project-based activities. This part-time, on-site role in Hollerich includes setting up laboratory equipment, supervising student projects, and maintaining a safe learning environment. The instructor will guide students in using tools such as boards, microcontroller kits, and basic measurement instruments, supporting them as they build circuits and interactive devices. Day-to-day responsibilities also involve assessing learner progress, providing constructive feedback, adapting teaching methods to diverse learning styles, and collaborating with other instructors to align content with broader STEM programs. The Electronics Instructor will contribute to outreach activities and help improve the overall quality and accessibility of the makerspace’s educational offerings. Qualifications
• Languages, English and French / Luxembourgish is a lovely bonus.
• Ability to deliver effective Teaching and Training in electronics to young learners in a workshop or classroom setting.
• Strong practical skills in electronics (e.g., circuit design, soldering, microcontrollers such as Arduino or ESP32) and familiarity with maker tools and safety protocols.
• Excellent communication and classroom management skills, with the ability to support diverse learners in a gender-neutral, inclusive environment.
• Previous experience teaching or mentoring young people in STEM, ideally in a makerspace, school, or extracurricular program.
• Commitment to sustainability, hands-on learning, and non-profit values, with a proactive and collaborative mindset. Ready to help kids build, experiment and say “Wow, I made that”? Send me a short introduction or CV, on info@makerslabs.lu and tell me about your electronics experience, work with children, languages and Saturday availability. 🚀