STEM Education Teacher Fellow
Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland · Full Time
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- Experience
- Any
- Salary
- EUR 47,387 – EUR 67,129 / year
- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 5 days ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Resume
- Required to apply
Where you'll work
Job description
About the Role
Maynooth University is looking for a STEM Education Teacher Fellow to join the National Centre for Inclusive Higher Education (NCIHE) and collaborate with Microsoft Dream Space. The Fellow will play a key role in developing, co-creating, and implementing STEM content tailored for school students ranging from primary to post-primary levels.
This role emphasizes promoting STEM skills with a strong commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusivity, ensuring learning environments cater to a wide range of students, including those with special education needs and disabilities.
Responsibilities
- Contribute to the development and delivery of engaging STEM education material for diverse school-aged learners.
- Work closely with the coordinating team to refine and enhance content quality and student experience throughout Ireland.
- Create supportive learning environments that accommodate the varying needs of all students, especially those with special education requirements.
Requirements
- Passion for promoting STEM education with an emphasis on inclusion and diversity.
- Ability to design and implement educational content suitable for a broad age range of learners.
- Experience or skills working with students with special education needs and disabilities.
Additional Information
The post is aligned with the public sector pay scale for Administrative Officer II (points 1-9), with a salary range from 47,387 to 67,129. Appointments will comply with the public sector pay provisions.
The closing date for applications is 23:30 local Irish time on Sunday, 2nd August 2026. All applications must be fully submitted by this deadline; incomplete or late submissions will not be accepted.
Maynooth University is committed to equal opportunity employment and the role is governed by the University's statutes.