Teacher of Computer Science

Liverpool
1 month ago
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Teacher of Computer Science - Immediate Start | Liverpool

Tradewind Recruitment is working on behalf of a Liverpool secondary school to recruit an enthusiastic and knowledgeable Teacher of Computer Science, available to start immediately.

This is an exciting opportunity to teach Computer Science within a forward-thinking, industry-focused secondary and post-16 environment that prepares students for careers in technology, engineering, and higher education. The school delivers a rich and ambitious curriculum aligned with real-world applications and employer needs.

The Role:
You will teach across Key Stages 4 and 5, delivering engaging lessons that develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. You may be involved in teaching a range of qualifications, including:

  • A-Level Computer Science
  • BTEC Level 3 pathways (IT/Data Analytics, Cyber Security & Networks, Application Development)
  • T-Level Digital (Software Development)

    The curriculum places a strong emphasis on project-based learning, problem-solving, and industry-relevant skills, with students working on real-world challenges using industry-standard software and tools.

    Curriculum Focus Includes:
  • Programming (Python, Java)
  • Data Structures and Algorithms
  • Databases and Systems Architecture
  • Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity
  • Digital Design and Emerging Technologies

    The Ideal Candidate will have:
  • Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent
  • Strong subject knowledge in Computer Science
  • Experience or interest in teaching A-Level, BTEC, or T-Level pathways
  • A passion for preparing students for technology careers and higher education
  • The ability to deliver engaging, practical, and industry-relevant lessons

    Why Work with Tradewind Recruitment?
    Tradewind Recruitment is one of the UK's leading education recruitment agencies and Liverpool's most recommended, known for our personalised approach and strong local partnerships. We are committed to supporting teachers throughout their placements.

    Interested?

    Apply now to be considered for this exciting Teacher of Computer Science opportunity in Liverpool. For more information, contact Lizzie McDonnell at Tradewind Recruitment on (phone number removed) or email (url removed).

    #INDLIV

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