The school is currently looking for a passionate, innovative, and dedicated Computer Science / ICT Teacher to join our academic team and teach students across the Primary and Secondary sections.
The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering engaging, practical, and age-appropriate lessons in Computer Studies, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Computer Science, coding, and digital literacy.
The teacher will help students develop strong foundational computer skills in the Primary years while progressively introducing more advanced concepts such as programming, computational thinking, problem-solving, software applications, and technology projects at the Secondary level.
The successful candidate will be expected to:
- Plan and deliver engaging Computer Science and ICT lessons for Primary and Secondary students.
- Teach basic computer operations, digital literacy, typing, productivity applications, and responsible use of technology.
- Introduce students to coding, programming, computational thinking, and problem-solving.
- Develop practical, hands-on activities and projects that encourage creativity and innovation.
- Support students in developing 21st-century digital and technological skills.
- Prepare appropriate learning materials, assignments, assessments, and practical exercises.
- Monitor, assess, and provide constructive feedback on students’ academic progress.
- Maintain an engaging and well-organized computer laboratory environment.
- Encourage students to participate in technology-related projects, coding activities, robotics, and other STEM initiatives.
- Adapt teaching approaches to meet the different learning needs and abilities of students.
- Work collaboratively with other teachers and school leadership to support the academic and personal development of students.
- Contribute to the school’s Montessori-oriented learning environment by encouraging independence, curiosity, critical thinking, and practical learning.
- Participate in school activities, clubs, projects, and other extracurricular programmes as required.
The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic about technology and education and able to inspire students to see computing not simply as a school subject, but as a practical tool for creativity, innovation, communication, and future opportunities.