Primary Computer Studies Teacher

About the role

Reddam House, part of Inspired Education, is looking for a Primary Computer Studies Teacher to deliver a contemporary, engaging and future-focused Computer Studies programme across the Primary School (K-6). The role teaches digital technologies, computational thinking, coding, digital citizenship and AI, aligns with the school's educational philosophy and curriculum requirements, and contributes to curriculum development and the integration of technology and AI into teaching and learning.

Key responsibilities

• Lead and deliver an innovative Digital Technology and Computer Studies curriculum (K-6) aligned with NSW curriculum requirements.
• Teach lessons on coding, computational thinking, digital literacy, cyber safety and digital citizenship.
• Design, implement and review assessment and reporting to monitor student progress.
• Lead the primary school's AI and Digital Learning, supporting the safe, ethical and effective use of AI and emerging technologies.
• Mentor teachers and provide professional learning on digital technologies and contemporary teaching practices.
• Work with school leaders, teachers and IT teams to plan, implement and evaluate digital learning initiatives.
• Oversee the selection, management and evaluation of digital resources, software platforms and subscriptions.
• Run coding clubs, robotics programmes and technology competitions, and engage parents and the wider community.

Required profile

• Recognised teaching qualification and tertiary study in Education, Computer Science, Information Technology, STEM or a related discipline.
• Experience in Digital Technologies, Computer Science, STEM or a related field, able to engage primary-aged learners.
• Curious about emerging technologies such as AI and able to apply them ethically in education.
• Collaborative, supportive and skilled in mentoring and professional learning.
• Willing to take part in playground supervision, school duties, parent events and co-curricular activities.

Required skills

• Current NESA accreditation and a valid NSW Working with Children Check.
• Commitment to maintaining accreditation and continuous professional development.