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BDPA Twin Cities is Seeking Volunteers to Join Our Team!
Our volunteers are the heartbeat of BDPA Twin Cities. They bring curiosity, creativity, and care to every program, classroom, and event — helping students discover what’s possible through technology.
Whether you’re a professional in IT, an educator, a college student, or simply someone who believes in creating access for the next generation, there’s a place for you here. Our volunteers mentor students, assist instructors, support events, and contribute to the growing impact of our community.
When you volunteer with BDPA Twin Cities, you’re not just giving your time — you’re shaping the future of technology leadership in Minnesota and beyond.
Join us as we continue to build an inclusive pipeline of future-ready innovators, one student at a time.
Volunteer as a Youth Programmatic Thinking Instructor
Scratch Instructors (3rd–6th Grade)
Teach youth how to build games and animations using Scratch’s block-based coding platform.
Time Commitment: 4 hours/week for 8 weeks (Saturdays, includes prep + class)
Python Instructors (6th–12th Grade)
Guide students through beginner-friendly projects in Python and help them build critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Time Commitment: 4 hours/week for 8 weeks (Saturdays, includes prep + class)
Note: Classes take place at various community locations across Saint Paul. We can coordinate team teaching if you’re only available every other weekend.Volunteer as a High School Technology Instructor
This virtual course dives into IT fundamentals and prepares students for college and career readiness.
Tech Instructors (Virtual)
Teach IT concepts, facilitate discussions, and support students through projects or assignments.
Time Commitment: 2 hours/week for 8 weeks (flexible schedule)
Program Coordinators (Virtual)
Help manage volunteer assignments, student logistics, and program operations behind the scenes.
Time Commitment: ~2–3 hours/week
Volunteer as a High School Computer Competition Instructor
Each summer, BDPA Twin Cities trains a select group of high school students to represent Minnesota in a national tech competition.
Advanced Coding Instructors
(Java, SQL, Web Dev) Help coach our competition team from May–August
Time Commitment: 3–5 hours/week (Saturdays + prep)
(BDPA covers flight + hotel to attend the conference)
Grant Writers*
(2 positions)
Help us tell our story and secure funding for classes, competitions, and equipment.
*Must be a strong storyteller with knowledge of tech education and nonprofit language.
Program Coordinators
(3 positions)
Help us support scheduling, communication, and volunteer coordination.
- Youth PT
- High School Technology Program
- High School Computer Competition
Social Media & Content Coordinator
Help our team build visibility for our programs across LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.
Create 2–3 posts per week, manage photo/video uploads, and help shape our brand voice.
Send your cover letter and resume to BDPA4youth@gmail.com
Application Deadline is November 1, 2025 at 11:59pm
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