Head of Digital Development

Barnet
1 year ago
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Head of Digital Development
London
£63,367 to £69,574 + Holiday + Pension

Excellent opportunity for a QTS qualified A level teacher looking to take the next step in their career, joining a prestigious and well respected college in a highly autonomous and important role where you can bring your ideas to the table to implement strategy and manage change.

This organisation pride themselves on their culture and being a great place to work. They have a brilliant reputation in the education industry and are looking to recruit a Head of Digital Development to join their team.

In this role you will take the lead on digital innovation across the trust. You will look at the future of teaching and learning as well as wider organisation processes and will make sure the school have the IT infrastructure to keep up with the developing educational scene.

The ideal candidate will be a QTS qualified teacher with experience teaching at A level. You will have middle management experience and knowledge of digital issues, use of Data Science and how technology can positively impact educational outcomes. You will also have an understanding of curriculum development and educational technology.

This is a fantastic opportunity to take the next step in your career, joining a well-respected organisation in a strategic role where you will be highly valued.

The Role

  • Head of Digital Development
  • Take the lead on digital innovation across a school trust
  • Look at the future of teaching and learning as well as wider organisational processes
  • Make sure the school have the IT Infrastructure in place to keep up with the developing educational scene

    The Person:
  • QTS - Qualified teacher status
  • Experience of teaching at A level
  • Middle management experience
  • Knowledge of Digital Issues, use of Data Science and how technology can positively impact educational outcomes
  • Understanding of curriculum development and educational technology

    Reference Number: BBBH(phone number removed)

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