The Radiance School Nagpur

As a Computer Science Teacher, you will be responsible for designing and delivering computer-focused lessons, managing classroom activities, assessing student progress, and ensuring proper computer equipment maintenance. Your key responsibilities will include: - Curriculum Development: Creating and updating curriculum and detailed lesson plans covering computer science topics like programming, web development, cybersecurity, and basic computer skills. - Instruction: Delivering engaging lessons using various methods, including lectures, discussions, practical exercises, and digital resources. - Student Assessment: Monitoring student progress, assigning and grading projects, tests, and assignments, and providing regular, constructive feedback. - Classroom Management: Establishing and maintaining a safe, respectful, and productive learning environment, ensuring proper management of computer equipment and software. - Communication: Effectively communicating student progress, needs, and strengths to parents and collaborating with other teachers and staff to integrate computer science into the broader curriculum. - Technical Support: Helping students and other staff troubleshoot technical issues with computer equipment and software. - Professional Development: Staying informed about the latest advancements in computer technology, teaching methods, and relevant software. Qualifications required for this role include: - Education: A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field is typically required, with a Master's degree often being desirable. - Experience: Previous work experience as a computer teacher or in a related educational role is often preferred. - Skills: Excellent communication, presentation, and public speaking skills are essential. Strong technical skills, including proficiency with word processing, spreadsheets, programming languages, and database management systems, are also necessary. Key Skills for this position include: - Technical Proficiency: Strong knowledge of computer fundamentals, operating systems, programming languages, and software applications. - Instructional Design: Ability to design effective lesson plans and teaching materials tailored to different learning levels. - Classroom Engagement: Skills in using questioning, discussion, and motivational techniques to engage and motivate students. - Differentiated Instruction: Ability to adapt teaching methods and content to meet the individual learning needs of students. - Collaboration: Ability to work effectively with colleagues, administrators, and parents to support student learning.,