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# Get Paid to Teach Kids Video Game Coding - Part-Time, Students Welcome

- **Company:** Code
- **Location:** Lakeville, MN, United States
- **Salary:** $31,200.0 - $35,360.0
- **Contract:** Internship / Graduate position
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), C Sharp (Programming Language), Software Debugging, Video Game Development, Godot (Game Engine)
- **Published:** October 8, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=a37d07d6a00b1579

## About the Role

* Enjoys working with kids and is patient, encouraging, and friendly
 * Interest in coding, gaming, technology, or robotics
 * Experience with MakeCode Arcade, JavaScript, Unity, or Godot is a plus, but not required; we'll train you!
 * Reliable and committed to showing up for scheduled shifts
 * Available after school, evenings, and/or weekends
 * At least 14 years old

Nice to Have

 * Experience working with kids, such as tutoring, coaching, babysitting, camp, or volunteering
 * Experience helping kids with different learning needs, * computercoding/robotics: 1 year (Preferred)

Ability to Commute:

 * Lakeville, MN 55044 (Preferred)

## Description

* Guide ninjas as they build their own video games and progress through our belt-based curriculum
 * Teach coding using MakeCode Arcade (block-based coding), JavaScript, Unity (C#), and Godot (GDScript)
 * Help ninjas solve problems and debug their games, encouraging them to think like programmers instead of giving them the answers
 * Support ninjas of all skill levels and help them build confidence and curiosity
 * Keep the dojo safe, positive, and welcoming for every ninja
 * Celebrate wins, like a ninja's first working game or a new belt
 * Share updates with parents about their ninja's progress