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Computer Science Teacher
Job summary
A progressive secondary school in Luton is seeking a dedicated Computer Science Teacher for a temporary position from January 2026 to July 2026. The role offers a daily rate of £160 to £240, depending on experience. This position involves teaching Computer Science to KS3, KS4, and KS5 students in a supportive environment focused on academic excellence and student wellbeing. The ideal candidate will possess a passion for technology and teaching, contributing to high standards of education in the school.
Qualifications
- Qualified Computer Science Teacher with a passion for technology and digital innovation.
- Ability to teach Key Stages 3 to 5 effectively.
- Experience or training in delivering a well-structured curriculum.
Responsibilities
- Teach Computer Science across KS3 to KS5.
- Deliver lessons on programming, algorithms, data representation, and computer systems.
- Contribute to maintaining high standards in teaching and student achievement.
Skills
Education
Are you a qualified Computer Science Teacher with a passion for technology, programming, and digital innovation?
Can you deliver engaging and challenging Computer Science lessons across KS3 to KS5, inspiring students to develop strong computational thinking and problem‑solving skills?
Are you an ECT or an experienced teacher seeking a rewarding role in a supportive and forward‑thinking secondary school?
This secondary school in Luton is seeking a committed and enthusiastic Computer Science Teacher to join its established department. You will be responsible for teaching Computer Science Key Stages 3, 4 and 5, delivering a well‑structured curriculum that includes programming, algorithms, data representation, and computer systems. The role is full‑time and temporary, running from January 2026 to July 2026, with a daily rate of £160 to £240, dependent on experience. You will work closely with a supportive team and contribute to maintaining high standards of teaching, learning, and student achievement.
The School
This is a mixed, non‑selective secondary school with a sixth form, educating students aged 11–18. The school serves a diverse local community and places a strong emphasis on academic achievement, positive behaviour, and student wellbeing. It offers a supportive leadership team, strong departmental collaboration, and opportunities for professional development. The school has been rated “Good” by Ofsted, with strengths noted in teaching quality, leadership, and student outcomes.
Interested?
If you feel this Computer Science Teacher role is right for you, APPLY now, or contact Bhupinder Hunjan at TLTP for further information.
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