Computing Lecturer (Temporary)

Dovetail & Slate Ltd; West Midlands; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

Dovetail & Slate Ltd in the education sector is seeking a Computing Lecturer to deliver high-quality computing teaching for a further education provider, helping learners build technical knowledge and practical skills to progress into higher education and employment.

You’ll plan and deliver a mix of theory and practical sessions to learners of mixed abilities, assess work against awarding body requirements and collaborate with the wider teaching team to maintain strong standards of teaching,

Qualifications

• Experience of teaching computing within further education or secondary education.
• Strong subject knowledge across computing and digital topics.
• Ability to plan and deliver engaging sessions for learners of mixed abilities.
• Good organisational and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Planning and delivering computing sessions across a range of levels and abilities.
• Preparing schemes of work, lesson resources and assessments.
• Marking learner work and providing timely, constructive feedback.
• Supporting learners to develop their technical, digital and employability skills.
• Contributing to curriculum development in line with current industry standards.
• Keeping accurate records of attendance, progress and achievement.

Skills

Computing teaching

Digital skills

Curriculum development

Assessment and feedback

Lesson planning

Mixed ability teaching

Job description

Recruitment for education and the public sector

Are you an experienced computing teacher or industry professional looking for your next opportunity within further education?

About the Role

As a Computing Lecturer, you’ll deliver high-quality computing teaching for a further education provider, helping learners build the technical knowledge and practical skills they need to progress into higher education and employment.

You’ll plan and deliver a mix of theory and practical sessions to learners of mixed abilities, assess work against awarding body requirements and work alongside the wider teaching team to maintain strong standards of teaching, learning and assessment.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Planning and delivering computing sessions across a range of levels and abilities.
• Preparing schemes of work, lesson resources and assessments.
• Marking learner work and providing timely, constructive feedback.
• Supporting learners to develop their technical, digital and employability skills.
• Contributing to curriculum development in line with current industry standards.
• Keeping accurate records of attendance, progress and achievement.

What We're Looking For

• Experience of teaching computing within further education or secondary education
• Strong subject knowledge across computing and digital topics
• Ability to plan and deliver engaging sessions for learners of mixed abilities
• Good organisational and communication skills

Desirable (but not essential):

• A recognised teaching qualification
• Industry experience within the digital or technology sector
• Experience of delivering across a range of qualification levels

If you're ready to help learners build the digital skills that will shape their futures, we'd love to hear from you.

A real person, not an automated email. If we are not the right fit for you we will say so quickly rather than leave you waiting.

• Experience of teaching computing within further education or secondary education
• Strong subject knowledge across computing and digital topics
• Ability to plan and deliver engaging sessions for learners of mixed abilities
• Good organisational and communication skills

Skills & Qualifications

Computing teaching Digital skills Curriculum development Assessment and feedback Lesson planning Mixed ability teaching