ECT Computer Science Teacher – Outstanding School – Essex
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Job Location:
Chelmsford - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
6 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
An Ofsted Outstanding school in Essex is seeking a committed ECT Computer Science Teacher to join its innovative digital faculty from January 2026.
Key Details
Role: ECT Computer Science Teacher (GCSE & A-Level)
School: Outstanding Secondary School (1118) Essex
Start: January 2026
Suitability: CS ECTs
Exam Boards: OCR desirable
About the School
The school educates around 1100 pupils and is widely recognised for exceptional STEM performance advanced ICT infrastructure and cutting-edge digital learning environments. Computer Science classrooms include industry-standard programming tools and robotics resources. ECTs receive outstanding mentoring weekly coaching sessions and a supportive team culture.
The Role What Youll Do
Teach Computer Science at KS4KS5.
Deliver programming (Python/Java) cybersecurity databases and algorithms.
Use AFL and intervention strategies to support rapid progress.
Help run enrichment: coding clubs esports robotics hackathons.
Contribute to schemes of work digital resources and exam practice materials.
Maintain strong behaviour expectations and an inspiring learning atmosphere.
Support pastoral and wider school commitments.
Person Specification
Essential: CS degree PGCE/QTS strong programming knowledge.
Desirable: OCR experience prior involvement with STEM clubs.
Salary & Benefits
MPS exceptional induction programme CPD.
How to Apply
Send CV referencing ECT Computer Science Teacher Essex.
Key Skills
- Computer Science
- Experience Working With Students
- Classroom Management
- Communication skills
- Algebra
- Behavior Management
- Classroom Experience
- Lesson Planning
- Conflict Management
- Teaching
- Tutoring
- Word Processing
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