Course Overview

Youll be a key component of this core curriculum area, encouraging pupils in their ability to problem solve using a variety of powerful modeling techniques. Your impact will be far-reaching, ensuring your pupils become creators of technology and not just consumers. You will help them develop transferable skills that can be used in a range of subject areas. This course benefits from strong links with the British Computer Society (BCS) who is working with the Department of Education to develop the next generation of computing teachers through an organization called Computing at School. The opportunities this partnership provides gives you a head start engaging with expert computing teachers throughout the West Midlands at regular hub meetings. You'll gain access to networking and subject development opportunities that are available. Events, such as our regional conference, are held throughout the year at our City Centre Campus. As one of 10 universities across the country designated as a Regional Centre, it is our responsibility to promote and showcase the very best computing teaching across the West Midlands. We want you to be a part of this from the start of your career.

General Eligibility

You must have a good degree (minimum 2:2) in a relevant subject from a UK higher education institution or equivalent.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement