Computer Science Teacher

Harrow
9 months ago
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Are you passionate about inspiring the next generation of tech leaders? A vibrant and forward-thinking secondary school in Harrow is seeking a dynamic Computer Science Teacher to join their dedicated team from September 2025.

About the school

This high-achieving and inclusive school is celebrated for its commitment to academic excellence, creativity, and digital innovation. With strong leadership, outstanding behaviour, and a supportive staff community, it provides an exceptional environment for both students and educators to thrive. The school boasts modern facilities, state-of-the-art ICT suites, and a forward-thinking approach to curriculum development, particularly in STEM education.

The role

As a Computer Science Teacher, you will teach across Key Stages 3 to 5, delivering engaging, practical, and forward-looking lessons that equip students with essential digital literacy and coding skills. You’ll have the chance to inspire students through topics like programming, data structures, algorithms, cybersecurity, and AI.

Key responsibilities

• Plan and deliver high-quality lessons aligned with the national curriculum
• Foster a passion for computing through innovative and interactive teaching methods
• Track and assess student progress, supporting individual learning needs
• Contribute to the development of the Computer Science department
• Participate in enrichment activities such as coding clubs, competitions, and tech-focused events

Ideal candidate

• Holds Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a degree in Computer Science or related subject
• Experienced in teaching KS3–KS5 or a strong ECT with a passion for the subject
• A creative and enthusiastic educator with a strong understanding of curriculum and pedagogy
• Committed to student progress and professional development

Perks & benefits

• Competitive salary based on experience
• Excellent CPD opportunities and mentoring
• Supportive leadership and a collaborative staff culture
• Modern teaching facilities and access to the latest tech tools

Why work via Teach Now

Teach Now are a widely recognised, education recruitment company. We pride ourselves on our high levels of customer service and professional development that we offer our teachers and support staff. We:
• Ensure that you will have your own dedicated consultant who will provide ongoing support and guidance
• Offer an excellent ‘refer a friend’ scheme that pays you £150 for each candidate you refer to us after they have worked and been paid for their first 10 days
• Pay in line with the Agency Worker Regulations (AWR) meaning you will be paid equally to a permanent employee
• Give you access to a wide range of CPD training through our in-house team of experienced senior leaders

Teach Now operates stringent safer recruitment procedures.

We are committed to promoting equality and challenging discrimination. Teach Now is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post will be subject to an Enhanced DBS Clearance

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