Computer Teacher (225-722)

A Computer Teacher plays a pivotal role in shaping the technological adeptness of students, preparing them for a future where digital proficiency is essential. This role involves educating students on the fundamentals of computing, programming, internet safety, and more advanced computer science principles, depending on the grade level. A Computer Teacher must possess knowledge and skills to design and implement an engaging curriculum that combines theoretical instruction with practical application. The position requires continuous learning, as technology is constantly evolving, and a passion for teaching students of various ages. If you are enthusiastic about inspiring a love for computers and technology, this might be the perfect role for you.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement lesson plans that fulfill the requirements of the curriculum.
• Teach students fundamental concepts and practical skills in computer science.
• Use a variety of instructional techniques to deliver engaging and effective lessons.
• Conduct assessments to evaluate student progress and adjust teaching accordingly.
• Ensure classroom equipment such as computers and software are well maintained.
• Stay updated with the latest technology trends to enhance teaching relevance.
• Incorporate projects that enable students to apply computing skills practically.
• Promote Internet safety and guide students on responsible online behavior.
• Provide additional support to students needing extra help with computing tasks.
• Collaborate with other teachers to design interdisciplinary technology projects.
• Communicate regularly with parents about their children's progress in computing.
• Organize and supervise extracurricular activities related to computer education.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Education, or a related field.
• Valid teaching certification in computer science or information technology.
• Proven experience as a computer teacher or in a similar educational role.
• Strong fundamental understanding of computer science principles and practices.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills for teaching complex concepts.
• Ability to design effective and inclusive educational content in computing.
• Patience and creativity to engage students of various skill levels and interests.