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Greetings,

We have Coding Instructor role open in our Institute (Launching shortly)

Job Description
• Job Title: Coding Instructor
• Targeted Students: Teenagers
• Job Location: Online (Work from Home)
• Employment Type: Full-time or Part-time

Mandatory Requirement:
• Experienced in LiveCode
• Ladies Only
• Must have laptop/PC with a fast internet connection, Headphones and Camera

General Requirement:
• Bachelor’s degree (IT major)
• Ready to work flexible timings
• 1 – 2 Years Experienced
• English fluency is a must; Excellent Communication skills

Please contact as soon as possible.

Can you tell us the name of the hiring institution?

Ladies Only

I suspect the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Name of our upcoming Institute is "Junior Maestros", will be launched very soon
We are rooted to Bangalore City, India
Yes we are looking for "Lady Instructors Only", as they handle kids very well with full patience and kindness, this is our belief.

As a man who has taught children at all levels in several countries (including children
from the subcontinent) both EFL and computer programming with LiveCode I would
like to disagree with your opinion about lady instructors only.

Ladies and Gentlemen,

As mentioned, we need female instructors to get started. Any web portal where i could search for suitable candidates, please share....will appreciate your support

Under both European Union and North American law I am sure you would be in trouble
for discrimination.

https://www.facebook.com/RMLCclasses/

https://www.facebook.com/Richmonds-Gent ... 377065389/

Why only female?

I can put on a dress, a wig, and some make-up. Would that suffice?
I think it is better to base selection criteria upon tutor skills and experience and not on race, gender, believes and so on! However, there might be good reasons for exceptions but I have not seen any from Junior.....

Gentlemen, do you not see how you just demonstrated what he was talking about?

As a Californian, of course my hiring practices and priorities are different from how things are done in other places. But I see no need to impose the rules of California hiring jurisdictions on someone thousands of miles from California.

I'm more interested in learning about the position, and how they use LiveCode in the classroom. If I can refer someone who can help students get excited about programming through LiveCode, there will be plenty of opportunity for other conversation later on.