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Computer Science Teacher

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Portsmouth, Hampshire
12 months ago
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Drive Computer Science Excellence at Our Outstanding Portsmouth School (September 2025 Start - Strong KS5 Focus)

Are you a highly effective and results-oriented Computer Science Teacher with a deep understanding of advanced computational concepts and a demonstrable track record of securing exceptional progress at A-Level? Our outstanding school in the technologically progressive city of Portsmouth is seeking a dedicated specialist to inspire and guide our students to unparalleled success in their Computer Science studies from Key Stage 3 to A-Level, commencing in September 2025.

In this crucial role, with a significant focus on Key Stage 5 (A-Level Computer Science), you will:

  • Maximise Student Achievement: Be instrumental in ensuring exceptional student outcomes in Key Stage 3, GCSE Computer Science, and particularly A-Level Computer Science, equipping them with the sophisticated programming, theoretical, and problem-solving skills required for top university placements.

  • Lead Advanced Programming Projects: Design and oversee challenging programming projects, ensuring students develop robust coding practices and meet the demands of advanced coursework.

  • Deliver Engaging and Rigorous Curriculum: Utilise your expertise to deliver well-structured and challenging lessons that align with the demands of the Computer Science curricula at all key stages, fostering deep understanding of complex algorithms, data structures, and the ethical implications of technology.

  • Motivate and Support High Achievers: Work with a diverse group of students, including those aspiring to Oxbridge and Russell Group universities, providing the necessary extension and support to enable them to excel in all aspects of the subject.

  • Collaborate within a Strong Department: Join a supportive and experienced team that shares best practices and works collaboratively to achieve departmental goals, including the successful delivery of a high-quality A-Level Computer Science programme that challenges and excites students.

  • Champion STEM Pathways: Inspire students to pursue further studies and careers in computing, software development, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies, leveraging Portsmouth's growing tech sector.

    We're seeking a teacher with a demonstrable track record of achieving positive student progress and strong examination results in Computer Science across all key stages. A passion for your subject, strong programming skills, and the ability to inspire students, particularly at the crucial A-Level stage where independent project work and deep theoretical understanding are paramount, are essential. If you possess the skills, dedication, and passion to help our students achieve digital mastery in Portsmouth across Key Stages 3, 4, and 5, we invite you to apply for a September 2025 start.

    Shape future tech pioneers in Portsmouth – a key role with a focus on KS5 excellence awaits, starting September 2025

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