Teacher of Computer Science & IT

Croydon
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Are you a Teacher of Computer Science & IT who is keen, passionate and wants to make a real impact for the next generation?

Humly London is thrilled to present a fantastic opportunity for a Teacher of Computer Science & IT role in an outstanding academy in Croydon.

Teacher of Computer Science & IT – Full-Time – Croydon

Location: Croydon, UK
Start Date: September 2025
Contract: Permanent, Full-Time
Salary: £36,413 - £48,532 (depending on experience)

A leading academy in Croydon is seeking a passionate Teacher of Computer Science & IT to join their team on a permanent, full-time basis from September 2025. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced teacher or an ambitious ECT to inspire students in the rapidly evolving fields of technology and digital innovation.

The Role:

The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering engaging Computer Science & IT lessons, covering key topics such as programming, cybersecurity, data analysis, and emerging technologies. You will plan and assess lessons, prepare students for exams, and encourage problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Why Join This Academy?

Excellent Transport Links – The academy is well-connected by trains, buses, and trams, making commuting convenient.

Innovative & Supportive Environment – Join a forward-thinking department that values technological advancements and digital literacy.

Career Development Opportunities – The academy offers excellent training and pathways for career progression.

Competitive Salary – Earn between £36,413 and £48,532, based on experience and qualifications.

Requirements:

QTS or equivalent teaching qualification.

Experience teaching Computer Science & IT at secondary level.

A passion for technology and a commitment to developing students’ digital skills.

Apply Now! If you are interested in this role, submit your CV today

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