Join our Crew!
We hire Workshop and Club Instructors FOR Fall/Winter TERMS & Spring/Summer term.
We employ undergraduate students to deliver our STEM programming. Throughout the school year we travel to schools in and around the City of Winnipeg, delivering hands-on workshops based on Manitoba Science curriculum to K-12 grades. We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to join our team as Workshop Instructors, conducting exciting science, engineering, and technology programs during school hours.
In Spring, we deliver our workshops to communities further away from Winnipeg including rural and northern communities; and a number of First Nations communities in Manitoba.
In the Summer, we offer day camps in Winnipeg and communities throughout the province.
Our instructors are trained to deliver all of our K-12 programming. As a spring/summer instructor, you can expect to travel to communities throughout Manitoba.
Fall and Winter instructors - flexible part-time work hours that accommodate university course schedules. Willingness to travel up to 1.5 hours outside the City of Winnipeg.
Spring and Summer instructors work full-time for more extensive travel.
Starting hourly rate = $16.50/hr.
why join us?
Gain valuable experiences in STEM outreach and make a meaning impact on youth education: Key skills you develop include:
Public speaking & Presentation
Classroom & youth engagement
STEM knowledge application
Leadership & teamwork
Travel & cultural awareness and many more highlighted in the Job Description
Employment Eligibility & How to apply
To be eligible for these positions:
be full time students (with 60% course load or more),
hold a valid intermediate or full Manitoba driver's license and have reliable access to a vehicle that can be used for work,
submit an application form, with an instructional video on any STEM topic you are passionate about.
If you are hired, you will be required to provide a Driver Abstract in order to verify your driving history. You can obtain this document from MPI. It is mandatory that you submit this document before your contract commences!
Since we provide STEM programming, a background in science, engineering, kinesiology, education or a related field of study, is an asset.
applications for Fall 2026 - Winter 2027 is now CLOSED!
Multiple positions available
Select “Workshop Instructor Job Description” button to review this position’s duties and requirements before applying.
*NEW* Black Youth In STEM - Program Instructor
applications for fall 2026- winter 2027 now CLOSED
Our Black Youth In STEM instructors have the important role of fostering interest in science, engineering, and technology, through games and interactive hand-one workshops, to all youth with a particular focus on Black Youth. We aim to employ Instructors who reflect that community of Black Youth In STEM participants, to be relatable and positive role models.
Black Youth in STEM Workshop Instructor (Part Time Position - for students)
We strongly encourage applicants who identify as Black to apply.
Depending on staffing availabilities - Programming may be delivered in several formats including:
Weekly club sessions hosted on the University of Manitoba campus
One-off workshops in collaboration with community organizations or libraries
Customized events in schools or other learning environments
3 positions available
Application Deadline: Now Closed!
Become one of our instructors. Please click the “Black Youth In STEM Instructor Job Description & Requirements” button to review the duties and requirements of the position before applying.
*NEW* Robot Fight Club Instructors
application CLOSED
We are hiring female undergraduate students in computer science, engineering, or individuals with experience in coding and robotics to lead Robot Fight Club in Winter Term 2026, which is a 10-week Saturday program for girls in Grades 7–12.
Using LEGO® Mindstorms Inventor kits, club participants will collaboratively build and program a robot called Tricky while developing coding, robotics, and design thinking skills, all leading up to a team challenge at the Manitoba Robot Games (date to be confirmed).
Program Details:
Club led by Female Undergraduate Post-Secondary Students.
Training Period: December 2026 and during the first 2 weeks of January 2027 - Exact dates TBD
Club hosted in the Price Faculty of Engineering.
All-Girls Robotics Club - Introducing girls in Grade 7 to 12 to Coding & Programming a Robot called Tricky.
10 Club Sessions are in preparation for the club participants to compete in the MB Robot Games.
Club Session run Saturdays - Winter Term 2027 - 11:30 am - 3:30pm
2 positions available
Application Deadline: November 23, 2026
InSTEM High School Summer Internship for Indigenous Students
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WISE Kid-Netic Energy is hiring an Indigenous High School Youth STEM Intern to support our summer outreach programs, camps, and community workshops. This paid summer opportunity is designed for Indigenous youth interested in STEM, leadership, and community engagement. Interns will assist with hands-on STEM activities, help prepare materials, act as positive role models for youth participants, and support welcoming, culturally respectful programming that incorporates Indigenous perspectives and knowledge.
This position is open to Indigenous high school students going into in Grades 11–12 or recent graduates accepted to the University of Manitoba. Interns will gain experience in STEM education, public speaking, teamwork, cultural competency, and community outreach while connecting with university students, STEM professionals, and Indigenous mentors.
Click the green button below for Job Description.
InSTEM Undergrad Internship for Indigenous Students
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Become an Indigenous Undergraduate Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (InSTEM) Intern with WISE Kid-Netic Energy. This full-time summer opportunity is designed for a young Indigenous leader who wants to support other youth, share their voice, and help shape InSTEM programming. In this role, you will work closely with the InSTEM team as a youth ambassador and advisor, with a strong focus on supporting the establishment of an InSTEM Youth Council, helping with youth-led sessions, representing the program at events and community activities, and contributing ideas from an Indigenous youth perspective. This position offers valuable hands-on experience in leadership, teamwork, public speaking, STEM outreach, and Indigenous youth engagement.
The position projected to start in May 2026, with the possibility of extension, and offers 25 to 35 hours per week at $17.50/hour plus 6% vacation pay. Regular hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with some flexibility required for occasional evening or weekend work.We are excited to meet you - Send you Cover Letter & Resume today!
Click the green button below for Job Description.
Spring/Summer Workshop & Camp Instructor Full Time Position - For Students
Applications for Spring-Summer will open in early 2027
Become one of our full-time Spring/Summer Workshop & Camp instructors. Multiple positions available. Please click on the “Summer Workshop/Camp Job Description” button and review the details and requirements of the position. There are two work terms: May-June 2027, or May-August 2027.
If you are interested and meet all the requirements listed on the job description, please submit your application form and a link to a video on any Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) topic you're passionate about (see summer instructor application form for specific details). Only successful candidates will be contacted regarding the interview process.
Application Deadline: to be advised.