Computing Teacher
Posted 25/07/26About the Role
A flourishing school in the West Midlands is seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Computing Teacher to join its thriving department. This long-term, permanent position offers an exciting opportunity to deliver a dynamic curriculum across key stages within a supportive secondary environment. We are looking for an inspiring educator to commence their role from September 2026.
Key Responsibilities
* Deliver engaging and challenging Computing lessons to secondary pupils.
* Plan and prepare effective schemes of work that cater to diverse learning needs.
* Assess, record, and report on the progress, attainment, and development of pupils.
* Contribute to the development and implementation of the school's Computing curriculum.
* Participate in departmental meetings and contribute to the wider school community.
* Maintain a stimulating and well-organised classroom environment conducive to learning.
About You
* Possess Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or be in the process of obtaining it.
* Demonstrate a genuine passion for Computing and its effective delivery to young people.
* Be able to teach Computing across the secondary age range with confidence.
* Show excellent classroom management skills and a commitment to pupil welfare.
* Exhibit a strong desire to contribute positively to a collaborative team.
* Applications are welcomed from Early Career Teachers (ECTs), as well as more experienced teachers (MPS/UPS).
Why Join
This is an exceptional chance to become part of a forward-thinking school community that truly values its staff. You will benefit from a robust professional development programme designed to support your growth at every career stage. Our school fosters a culture of mutual respect and high aspirations, providing a fantastic setting for both personal and professional success.
A flourishing school in the West Midlands is seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Computing Teacher to join its thriving department. This long-term, permanent position offers an exciting opportunity to deliver a dynamic curriculum across key stages within a supportive secondary environment. We are looking for an inspiring educator to commence their role from September 2026.
Key Responsibilities
* Deliver engaging and challenging Computing lessons to secondary pupils.
* Plan and prepare effective schemes of work that cater to diverse learning needs.
* Assess, record, and report on the progress, attainment, and development of pupils.
* Contribute to the development and implementation of the school's Computing curriculum.
* Participate in departmental meetings and contribute to the wider school community.
* Maintain a stimulating and well-organised classroom environment conducive to learning.
About You
* Possess Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or be in the process of obtaining it.
* Demonstrate a genuine passion for Computing and its effective delivery to young people.
* Be able to teach Computing across the secondary age range with confidence.
* Show excellent classroom management skills and a commitment to pupil welfare.
* Exhibit a strong desire to contribute positively to a collaborative team.
* Applications are welcomed from Early Career Teachers (ECTs), as well as more experienced teachers (MPS/UPS).
Why Join
This is an exceptional chance to become part of a forward-thinking school community that truly values its staff. You will benefit from a robust professional development programme designed to support your growth at every career stage. Our school fosters a culture of mutual respect and high aspirations, providing a fantastic setting for both personal and professional success.
Not quite the right role? We're working with a number of schools and nurseries — feel free to get in touch to discuss other current opportunities.
Dunbar Education is committed to safeguarding children and young people. All roles are subject to enhanced DBS checks, references, and full compliance with safer recruitment procedures. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds.
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