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Computer Science Lecturer

Education Matters Group

City Of London

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GBP 60,000 - 80,000

Full time

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Job summary

A leading educational institution in the City of London seeks an experienced IT & Computing Lecturer to deliver high-quality teaching from Entry Level to Level 3. The successful candidate will engage learners through industry-aligned sessions in programming, cyber security, and systems. Essential qualifications include a degree in IT or related field and a teaching qualification. This role offers the chance to inspire varied learners and contribute to curriculum design within a thriving FE team.

Qualifications

  • Strong competence in programming (Python, Java) and cyber security.
  • Experience in teaching IT courses up to Level 3 or Higher Education.
  • Understanding of FE safeguarding and equality requirements.

Responsibilities

  • Teach and assess across a range of IT & Computing qualifications.
  • Deliver high-quality sessions in programming and software development.
  • Develop schemes of work and maintain course records.
  • Act as personal tutor providing support to learners.
  • Contribute to curriculum design meeting industry needs.

Skills

Programming (Python, Java)
Cyber security
Organisational skills
Communication skills
Digital skills

Education

Degree in IT, Computer Science or related discipline
Teaching qualification or willingness to obtain

Tools

Access
Excel
Job description
IT & Computing Lecturer Further Education

A fantastic opportunity has become available for an experienced IT & Computing Lecturer to join a thriving FE team, delivering high-quality teaching across a range of programmes from Entry Level to Level 3, including BTEC, apprenticeships, and blended/online learning.

The Role

You’ll deliver engaging and industry-aligned teaching in IT and Computing, covering areas such as programming, cyber security, systems, software development and more. You will support learners aged and adults, contribute to curriculum development, act as a tutor, and maintain excellent standards of assessment, quality and learner progress.

Key Responsibilities
  • Teach and assess across a range of IT & Computing qualifications including BTEC, Apprenticeships and potentially HNC/D programmes.
  • Deliver high-quality sessions in programming (Python/Java), software development, cyber security, hardware/software systems, networking and web development.
  • Develop schemes of work, produce innovative learning materials, support blended/online learning, and maintain accurate course records.
  • Act as personal tutor for IT learners, providing pastoral and academic support.
  • Work with employers, awarding bodies, internal/external moderators and verifiers to ensure excellent standards of delivery and assessment.
  • Contribute to curriculum design to meet industry needs and national requirements.
What You’ll Need
  • Degree in IT, Computer Science or a related discipline.
  • Teaching qualification (or willingness to work towards one).
  • Strong competence in programming (Python, Java), cyber security, systems, and a wide range of IT applications including Access, Excel and information systems.
  • Experience teaching IT courses up to Level 3 or Higher Education.
  • Strong organisational, communication and digital skills, with an understanding of FE safeguarding and equality requirements.
What We’re Looking For

A committed lecturer with excellent subject expertise, a passion for IT education, and the ability to inspire learners of varied backgrounds. You should be confident delivering both classroom-based and blended online learning, and comfortable coordinating curriculum areas or liaising with external partners. If you’re ready to shape the next generation of IT professionals, we’d love to hear from you. Send your CV to apply.

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