OVERVIEW The Activities Coordinator role with Young Engineers Central Queensland focuses on delivering engaging, hands-on STEM learning experiences for school-aged children through LEGO-based workshops. This is a casual, community-facing position suited to individuals who enjoy working with young people and supporting early interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The role operates across schools and events in the Rockhampton and Capricorn Coast region and includes full training. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Engage with school children in educational LEGO-based activities. – Deliver activities during after-school sessions (3pm–5pm), school incursions (9am–3pm), special events, and school holiday programs (9am–3pm). – Build LEGO models that include simple motors and batteries. – Demonstrate fun and interactive experiments using LEGO models. – Manage classroom attendance. – Take photos of students’ achievements during activities. REQUIREMENTS – Valid Blue Card. – Completion of high school. – Current driver’s license. – Ability to learn quickly. – High levels of energy. WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS Early exposure to STEM learning plays an important role in shaping students’ confidence and curiosity in technical subjects. By delivering structured yet playful educational experiences, this role supports accessibility and positive engagement with STEM for children from diverse backgrounds. For education professionals, it also demonstrates how informal learning environments contribute meaningfully to broader educational pathways. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Highlight any experience working with children, youth programs, tutoring, mentoring, or group facilitation, even if gained through volunteering or study. – Emphasize reliability, enthusiasm, and your ability to engage young learners, as energy and interaction are central to the role. – If you are an international graduate or education-focused student, clearly explain your availability and how the casual hours fit alongside your studies or other commitments. – Mention any interest in STEM, hands-on learning, or creative problem-solving, even if your background is not formally technical. – Ensure all mandatory checks and documents, such as your Blue Card and driver’s license, are current and easy to verify before applying. – Prepare a short explanation of why you enjoy working with children and how you would contribute positively to a learning environment.