- Lead teaching and learning - bring the trust's knowledge-rich curriculum to life and set high expectations in every classroom.
- Grow your team - coach, develop and inspire the colleagues you lead.
- Raise the profile of Computing - build enrichment such as coding clubs, competitions and links with local employers, so students see where the subject can take them.
- Drive outcomes - use assessment well to make sure every student, whatever their starting point, makes excellent progress.
Why join us?
- You won't start from scratch - a shared, carefully sequenced curriculum with lesson booklets for KS3, OCR GCSE Computer Science (J277) and OCR Creative iMedia (R093/R094), written by computing specialists in the trust.
- Specialist support - subject-specific guidance and coaching from the trust's Director of Computer Science.
- A network of colleagues - collaborate with computing teachers across NET's 17 secondary academies.
- Trust-wide events for students - give your students the chance to compete, create and shine beyond the classroom at trust events such as Cyber North and the NET Game Dev Jam.
- A career, not just a job - routes into trust-wide subject roles and senior leadership, supported by the NET Staff College.
You are an ambitious, forward-thinking computing teacher with excellent subject knowledge and high expectations? You may already lead a department, or be ready to take your first step into leadership. Above all, you believe every young person deserves to understand - and shape - the technology around them.
Head of Department - Computing employer: Northern Education Trust
Freebrough Academy, as part of Northern Education Trust, is an exceptional employer that fosters a supportive and collaborative work culture. With a focus on employee growth and development, staff are encouraged to enhance their skills while contributing to a nurturing educational environment in the beautiful coastal town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea. The academy offers a fulfilling opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of students and the community.