Tgt Computer Teacher

A TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) Computer Teacher is responsible for teaching computer science and ICT to middle school students, which includes developing and delivering lesson plans, managing the computer lab, and assessing student progress. Key duties involve creating a stimulating learning environment, integrating technology into the curriculum, providing student support, and collaborating with colleagues. Qualifications typically include a Bachelor's degree in a related field, often with a Master's degree and a teaching qualification like a B.Ed. being preferred or required.
Key responsibilitiesInstruction and curriculum: Prepare and deliver lessons on computer science, programming, and digital literacy. Develop and implement lesson plans and materials that align with the curriculum and student needs.Student support and assessment: Monitor student progress, provide feedback, and offer extra support to students. Design and grade assignments, projects, and tests.Lab management: Maintain and manage the computer lab, including hardware, software, and network infrastructure. Ensure lab safety and proper usage.Technology integration: Integrate technology into the classroom and collaborate with other teachers to use technology across different subjects. Stay updated on emerging technologies to enhance the curriculum.Professional development: Participate in professional development to stay current with educational trends and technological advancements.Administration: Maintain student records, including grades, attendance, and performance reports. Communicate with parents regarding student progress. Qualifications and skillsEducation: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field is often required. A Master's degree is frequently preferred.Teaching qualification: A B.Ed. or equivalent teaching qualification is often a requirement.Subject knowledge: Proficiency in programming languages (e.g., Python, Java, C++), databases, data structures, networking, operating systems, and web technologies is essential.Technical skills: Familiarity with ICT tools and educational software.Soft skills: Strong communication, organizational, and classroom management skills are crucial. A passion for teaching and the ability to motivate students are also important.