Careers

We're looking for trainers who love technology and teach in a way that makes kids and adults want to create.

Why TDS

  • Small groups. Groups are small, so you have time to work with every one of them.
  • A well-equipped lab. Laser and CNC machines, 3D printers, robotics and electronics kits.
  • A ready-made methodology. The syllabus, lesson plans, and materials already exist, and you are free to improve them.
  • A flexible schedule. Most of our groups meet on weekday evenings and on weekends, so you can combine the work with your main job.
  • Growth. Internal workshops for trainers and the opportunity to create your own course or masterclass.

Open positions

Robotics and Electronics Trainer (ages 8–15)

You will teach junior groups using LEGO Spike and Arduino. You need basic knowledge of electronics, experience programming Arduino, and, most importantly, a desire to work with children and the patience to do it. Schedule: 2–4 groups per week, on weekday afternoons and on Saturdays.

Python Trainer (ages 12–17)

You will teach Python in online and hybrid groups, from the basics to Pygame and a Telegram bot. You need a solid knowledge of Python, the basics of Git, and the ability to explain complex things simply. For English-language groups, good English is a plus.

Digital Fabrication Trainer

You will teach adults laser cutting, CNC, or 3D printing. You need hands-on experience with at least one of these machines and knowledge of the relevant software: CorelDRAW, LightBurn, Fusion 360, or VCarve. A strong safety culture is mandatory for this position.

AI Trainer for Teachers and Companies

You will run training sessions on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other tools. You need real experience using them in education or business and the ability to speak confidently in front of an audience. Format: project-based or part-time.

Camp Mentor (Winter Sessions)

You will work with children ages 7–14 at our winter tech camp: 21–25 December and 11–15 January, from 10:00 to 16:00. Suitable for students of engineering, IT, or education, aged 18 and over. We provide preparatory training before the camp.

What we expect from everyone

  • punctuality and responsibility: the group depends on you;
  • patience and respect toward learners of any age;
  • strict compliance with safety rules in the lab;
  • fluency in Georgian.

How to apply

Email us at info@tbilisidigitalschool.ge. In the subject line, write "Vacancy: Position title". Attach to your email:

  1. your CV or a link to your LinkedIn profile;
  2. a few sentences about why you want to teach;
  3. optionally, examples of your work: photos of your projects, a GitHub link, or a portfolio.

Selection process

  1. We review your application and respond within 5 business days.
  2. A 30-minute interview, online or at the lab.
  3. A 15–20 minute trial mini-lesson on a topic of your choice.
  4. Sitting in on one or two lessons, and a preparation period before you take on your own group.

Don't see a suitable position but want to teach with us? Write to us anyway and tell us what you can teach. We keep CVs for 12 months and will contact you when a new position opens. For details, see our Privacy Policy.