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IT Teacher – Full Time, Temporary – Liverpool
£31,650 to £43,606 per annum (dependent on experience and qualifications)
November 2025 – Ongoing

The School and Role

Join a forward-thinking, inclusive Liverpool school where innovation meets education! Teach exciting IT & Computer Science lessons across KS3 & KS4, including coding, cybersecurity, digital literacy, and more. Inspire students, drive digital innovation, and help them master the tech skills of the future while fostering a positive and supportive learning environment.

Requirements

The desired IT Teacher will have:

QTS or equivalent

Strong IT/Computing knowledge

Excellent classroom and behaviour management

A passion for digital education

An Enhanced DBS (or willingness to obtain one)

What we offer

As part of our team, you benefit from:

Excellent daily rates paid using the PAYE system. (Daily rate is subject to your scale rate, experience in role and qualifications which will be discussed at the point of registration.)

Guaranteed pay scheme (subject to availability).

Social and networking events.

Pension contributions.

CPD to help with your professional development.

Access to a dedicated consultant.

About us

We are a market-leading education supply agency committed to developing young people. With branches nationwide, we are an employer of choice for high quality educators.

We’re part of The Edwin Group, an education alliance here to do good, and are proud to be named in The Sunday Times Top 100 Best Places to Work in the UK 2024.

We welcome applications from all sections of the community, regardless of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability, or sexual orientation.

How to apply

If you are a passionate IT Teacher ready to inspire students and shape the future of digital education, we want to hear from you!

Apply today via this website, or call (phone number removed) for more information.

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