TA and Class Teacher Positions

TA and Class Teacher Positions#

Courses 02002 (Danish) and 02003 (English) rely on dedicated class teachers and teaching assistants to support daily course operations. These positions are open to students who have previously taken the programming course and performed well.

How to Apply?#

Join our mailing list to receive notifications when a new hiring round begins. Usually, we start the hiring process in April or May, for the upcoming fall semester.

Everyone on our mailing list will be informed with a detailed description of the application process. In your application, we’ll ask about your experience with the course, motivation for applying, and your availability. Additionally, we’ll ask for your study line, semester, and which languages you speak.

Job Descriptions#

We offer three types of teaching positions. It is possible to hold positions in both courses 02002 and 02003 during the same semester:

  • Class Teacher in 02002, Thursdays 13:00-17:00 (approx. 110 hours)

    • You will be responsible for a class of 45–60 students.

    • Your main task is to guide students through approximately two hours of instruction, following a provided schedule.

    • You will act as a moderator, facilitating short Zoom sessions and administering quizzes.

    • You will also perform live coding demonstrations (either using pseudocode or real code) to explain problem-solving techniques.

    • The role requires strong programming skills, fluency in Danish, the ability to explain concepts clearly, follow a fixed schedule, and maintain an overview of the class.

    • When other TAs are present, you will also support students during exercise sessions, acting as a regular TA.

  • Teaching Assistant in 02002, Thursday afternoons, 1.5 hours (approx. 40 hours)

    • You will assist students during exercise sessions, helping them work through assigned problems.

    • Fluency in Danish is preferred.

  • Teaching Assistant in 02003, Friday morning, 2 hours (approx. 60 hours)

    • You will assist students during exercise sessions, helping them work through assigned problems.