Computing Teacher – Data Science Focus – Birmingham

Marchant Recruitment
Birmingham
5 months ago
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Computing Teacher – Drive Data Science and Computational Rigour in a Prestigious Independent School – Birmingham

A leading highly academic independent day school in Birmingham is seeking an outstanding Computing Teacher
with a focus on Data Science and Advanced Algorithms from January 2026.



  • Computing Specialist required from January 2026

  • Birmingham-based independent school with a rigorous focus on computational theory.

  • Ideal for a teacher passionate about advanced programming and Oxbridge/Russell Group Computer Science preparation.

You will teach Computer Science across KS3–KS5
(A-Level and possibly IB), leading the delivery of Data Science and complex algorithmic problem-solving. The role involves designing a challenging
KS5 curriculum, running the school's coding society, and mentoring students for competitive university entry, including advanced project work.

Experience and Qualifications



  • QTS
    (or equivalent) and a degree in Computer Science or a related computational field (Masters preferred).

  • Proven ability to teach and achieve top grades in A-Level Computer Science.

  • Expertise in Python/Java and experience guiding EPQ or NEA projects.

  • Commitment to maintaining a stimulating and intellectually rigorous
    classroom.

School Information

The school boasts specialist computing suites and provides a highly supportive professional environment with excellent resources. The department is highly valued, contributing to the school's high track record of placing students in top STEM courses.



  • Well-equipped
    computing suites and dedicated resource budget.

  • Supportive
    leadership provides a manageable teaching load.

  • Excellent transport links across Birmingham.

Salary

Highly competitive Independent School Pay Scale

Application

To apply for this Computing Teacher position in Birmingham, please send your most up to date CV as soon as possible. Early applications are warmly encouraged.

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