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Kids Code Jeunesse is a Canadian not for profit organization dedicated to empowering children, teachers, and parents with the skills we all need to thrive in a technology-driven society. By bringing digital learning experiences into the classroom and in communities, we teach Canadians how to be better thinkers and better creators in a digital world.

 Kids Code Jeunesse is on a mission to shake-up the digital education landscape for Canadians one classroom and one community at a time, and we need your help to do it. KCJ is a dynamic and extremely supportive work environment where all ideas and opinions are welcomed. We are looking for enthusiastic and innovative team players who want to help us empower Canadians to be better thinkers and better creators in an increasingly digital world.

 KCJ is currently looking for multiple positions: 1) a community developer, someone who will be able to grow their network and promote the organization within the community and 2) instructors who would be willing to lead workshops in Python and HTML/CSS at local venues for children aged 7-14. Both positions are paid. 

 You can find more information about the Community Developer position here. If you have any questions about this position or the instructor role, then please contact Maddie Cugno at (416) 316-7200 or maddie@kidscodejeunesse.org. 
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