Instructor – Apple Ecosystem and Swift Training Program
About The Position
America On Tech (AOT) is seeking an Instructor to deliver Apple Ecosystem and Swift courses from January–December 2026, with onboarding beginning in October 2025. Selected instructors will receive world-class training from Apple’s education team in Raleigh-Durham, NC the week of October 20-24, 2025, with all expenses paid, plus ongoing access to Apple’s proprietary curriculum and professional learning resources. The instructor will: Teach three cycles of short Apple Ecosystem and Intro to Swift courses (January, May, September 2026). Lead three 12-week NC3 Swift Certification cohorts (February–April, June–August, October–December 2026). Commit to teaching weekday afternoons and evenings, averaging 10–15 hours per week during program months. Inspire and guide students through hands-on projects that build both technical and professional skills. This role offers the opportunity to be at the forefront of innovative community technology education and to directly impact the career pathways of 200 underestimated students in technology.
Requirements
- Prior instruction experience in technology and coding, particularly with college-age learners.
- Strong programming skills and the ability to explain concepts in multiple ways to students with varying levels of experience.
- Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline or at least 2–3 years of equivalent experience.
- Ability to create a dynamic, encouraging, and supportive classroom environment that prioritizes student success.
- Commitment to equity and supporting underrepresented students in technology.
Nice To Haves
- Familiarity with the Apple ecosystem and applications (GarageBand, Numbers, Keynote, etc.). While not required, this will be taught through Apple’s training resources.
- Experience working with community college or workforce development programs.
- Knowledge of Swift or iOS development.
Responsibilities
- Inspire and guide students through hands-on coding and digital literacy projects in both Apple ecosystem basics and Swift programming.
- Facilitate project-based learning and mini-projects to maintain student engagement.
- Shape learning experiences by adapting curriculums that meet students where they are and help them grow.
- Collaborate with AOT, HF, BMCC, and Apple on course pacing, student feedback, and evaluation.
- Integrate professional development topics (resume building, career coaching) alongside technical instruction where appropriate.
- Manage classroom operations, including the effective use of Apple devices and software.
