Computer Faculty

As a Computer Teacher, your role involves instructing students on various aspects of computer science and technology, including hardware, software, programming, and internet safety. You will be responsible for curriculum development, lesson planning, student assessment, and fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Creating a positive learning environment, managing classroom behavior, and staying updated on technological advancements are also key aspects of your role. Key Responsibilities: - Curriculum and Lesson Planning: Design and implement computer science curriculum, create engaging lesson plans, and ensure alignment with educational standards. - Instruction and Guidance: Teach students about computer hardware, software, programming languages, internet safety, and other relevant topics. - Assessment and Feedback: Evaluate student work, provide feedback, and monitor their progress to support their learning. - Classroom Management: Maintain a positive and orderly learning environment, manage student behavior, and address any issues that arise. - Technology Integration: Utilize various educational technology tools to enhance instruction and facilitate remote learning. - Staying Updated: Keep abreast of the latest advancements in computer technology and integrate them into the curriculum. - Collaboration: Work with other teachers, staff, and parents to support student learning and development. - Administrative Tasks: Maintain records of student attendance and performance, prepare reports, and manage classroom resources. Essential Skills: - Strong Computer Science Knowledge: Deep understanding of computer hardware, software, programming, and related concepts. - Excellent Communication and Presentation Skills: Ability to explain complex topics clearly and effectively to students. - Classroom Management Skills: Ability to create a positive and productive learning environment. - Patience and Empathy: Understanding students" individual needs and providing appropriate support. - Problem-Solving Skills: Help students troubleshoot technical issues and develop problem-solving strategies. - Adaptability: Stay updated with the latest technologies and adapt teaching methods accordingly. Educational Background: - A bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field is generally required. - A master's degree may be preferred or required for certain positions. - Relevant teaching experience is often a plus. Job Type: Full-time Schedule: Morning shift Language: English (Preferred) Work Location: In person,