Computer Science Ect | Birmingham | Outstanding Trust School

Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Job Description

Looking for an Outstanding Trust school in Birmingham with exceptional provision for Early Career Teachers in Computer Science?
A forward-thinking, Ofsted Outstanding academy within a highly respected MAT is seeking an enthusiastic Computer Science ECT to join its growing digital curriculum team.
Job Overview
The role begins in January 2026.
The school is renowned for:

exceptional behaviour and high learner engagement,
strong digital strategy and investment in computing,
Tiered ECT support including coaching, peer observation, and reduced timetable.

The successful candidate will teach Computer Science from KS3 onwards, with opportunities to grow into KS4 and KS5 as confidence develops.
The School
The department offers:

a diverse curriculum including programming, networks, web development, cybersecurity, robotics, and AI exploration,
high-quality computing labs and specialist equipment,
a culture of innovation supported by coding clubs, digital leadership initiatives, and STEM links.

Staff describe the school as highly organised, professionally rewarding, and deeply committed to developing new teachers.
Benefits include:

Outstanding ECT programme
Extensive mentoring, coaching, and CPD
Modern IT infrastructure and digital resources
Opportunities to develop enrichment clubs and competitions
Strong emphasis on wellbeing and work-life balance

Location: Birmingham
Start Date: January 2026
Salary: ECT - M1
ECT Requirements

Degree in Computer Science or similar
PGCE / QTS (or completing training)
Strong programming and analytical skills
Ability to inspire engaged, motivated learners
Right to work in the UK

Application
If you are an ambitious Computer Science ECT excited to begin your teaching career in an Outstanding school, please submit your CV.
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