Computer Science Teacher

Swindon
2 months ago
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Are you a qualified and forward-thinking Computer Science Teacher looking for a new opportunity? Whether you are an experienced teacher or an ECT eager to begin your career, this could be the ideal role for you.

Academics Ltd are seeking a knowledgeable and enthusiastic Computer Science Teacher to join a progressive secondary school in Swindon.

Responsibilities as a Computer Science Teacher

Plan and deliver engaging Computer Science lessons across KS3 and KS4 (KS5 desirable)
Teach programming, computational thinking, and core theoretical concepts
Prepare students for GCSE and/or A-Level Computer Science examinations
Assess student progress and provide clear, constructive feedback
Support extracurricular clubs such as coding or robotics (desirable)

The Ideal Candidate Will Have:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
Strong subject knowledge in Computer Science
Experience teaching GCSE Computer Science (A-Level desirable)
Confidence teaching programming languages such as Python (desirable)
Excellent classroom management and organisational skills
A passion for digital innovation and technology

Benefits

Competitive pay (£32,916 - £51,048)
Supportive and well-equipped department
Opportunities for professional development and career progression
A forward-thinking and innovative school environmentIf you are a newly qualified or experienced Computer Science Teacher looking to take the next step in your career, apply today

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