Computer Science Teacher

Uxbridge South
11 months ago
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Department: Computer Science – Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 5

Inspire the Next Generation of Tech Innovators

A fantastic secondary school in Uxbridge is seeking a passionate and dedicated Computer Science Teacher to join its growing department. The school is committed to providing a cutting-edge digital learning environment where students develop essential programming, problem-solving, and computational thinking skills to prepare them for the modern technological world.

The Role

The successful candidate will:

  • Deliver engaging and high-quality Computer Science lessons across Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, and Key Stage 5.

  • Teach core topics such as Python programming, algorithms, data structures, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.

  • Inspire students to develop computational thinking and technical problem-solving abilities.

  • Contribute to the ongoing development of an innovative and challenging Computer Science curriculum.

  • Use state-of-the-art technology, coding platforms, and digital resources to enhance learning experiences.

  • Assess, monitor, and support student progress, providing tailored feedback to maximise achievement.

  • Engage in extracurricular activities such as coding clubs, hackathons, and partnerships with the tech industry.

    Candidate Requirements

    The ideal candidate will:

  • Be a qualified teacher (QTS/QTLS) with a strong background in Computer Science.

  • Have experience teaching Computer Science to A-Level, with a proven track record of student success.

  • Be passionate about technology, coding, and innovation in education.

  • Demonstrate excellent subject knowledge and classroom management skills.

  • Work collaboratively within the Computer Science department to maintain high teaching standards.

    Investment in Digital Learning

    The school has made significant investments in its Computer Science Department, providing access to high-spec computer labs, industry-standard software, and cutting-edge AI and robotics tools. As a result, students consistently achieve excellent A-Level results, with many progressing to top universities and careers in software development, cybersecurity, and data science. The department is committed to delivering hands-on, project-based learning to equip students with real-world skills.

    Why Join This School?

  • Outstanding Facilities – Teach in modern computer labs equipped with the latest technology.

  • Strong Tech Faculty – Be part of a dedicated and high-achieving department.

  • Career Development – Access CPD and leadership opportunities to enhance professional growth.

  • Student Success – Join a school where A-Level Computer Science students achieve impressive results year after year.

  • Prime Location – Situated in Uxbridge, with great transport links and a vibrant local community.

    Application Process

    If you are a passionate and ambitious Computer Science Teacher, applications are welcome.

    How to Apply:

    Interested candidates should submit their CV detailing their suitability for the role to Lorenzo Fuller or call me on (phone number removed).

    The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references

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