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Job Title: Computer Science Teacher
Location: Rotherham (S66)
Salary: £155 - £220 per day (Depending on experience)
Start Date: Immediate
Contract Type: Full-time

Are you passionate about coding, programming, and digital innovation?

GSL Education are currently looking for a committed and knowledgeable Computer Science Teacher to join a well-established school in Rotherham (S66). This is a full-time position is ideal for an individual ready to inspire students with essential tech skills for the modern world.

Role overview

You will be responsible for delivering engaging Computer Science lessons that develop students' understanding of key computing principles, from algorithms to cybersecurity. Whether introducing beginners to Python or guiding advanced learners through software development, your role is to equip learners with the confidence and skills to succeed in the digital age.

Role Responsibilities:

Plan and deliver creative and interactive Computer Science lessons.
Cover areas such as computational thinking, programming, databases, networks, and digital ethics.
Use a range of software and tools to enhance teaching and learning.
Monitor student progress and provide personalised support.
Foster a safe and inclusive learning environment where all students feel confident exploring technology.
Stay updated with the latest developments in computing and apply them in the classroom.
Uphold the school's policies on safeguarding and student welfare.
Job Requirements:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), or an equivalent teaching qualification in the UK.
A degree in Computer Science, ICT, or a closely related field.
Proven teaching experience in Computer Science or ICT, preferably within a school setting.
Strong subject knowledge of modern programming languages (e.g., Python, Java, Scratch).
Effective classroom management and communication skills.
Commitment to fostering a lifelong interest in technology among students.
Have an updated CV (covering the last ten years barring any unexplained gaps) and an enhanced DBS registered to the Update Service (or be willing to apply for one).
Why Choose GSL Education?

Competitive daily pay rates tailored to your experience.
Personalised support from dedicated education consultants.
Access to a variety of teaching roles across trusted partner schools.
Ongoing professional development opportunities.
Ready to inspire the next generation of digital innovators? Apply today and start your teaching journey in Computer Science with GSL Education in Rotherham.

Please be advised that this role requires a strong knowledge and understanding of safeguarding and child protection and that successful applicants must satisfy all background safer recruitment checks; including providing an enhanced DBS certificate registered on the update service, or completing an application for a new check.

As an ethical, inclusive and independent recruitment agency, GSL Education are committed to providing quality teaching and support staff in schools across the UK.

For more information or to register your interest inthe ‘Computer Science Teacher’ role,or to be considered, please click ‘apply now’ to submit your full and up-to-date CV and one of our dedicated consultants will be in touch

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