Technology Teacher

Roles and responsibilities

• Bachelor Degree in the subject.
• A certified teaching qualification such as BEd, PGCE, PGDE or equivalent with a specialization in Design.
• Minimum of 2 years of solid and demonstrable full time design teaching experience at the Middle School/MYP level. Preference will be given to those who have gained the same at an IB/British curriculum school
• A creative and enthusiastic approach both in and out of the classroom
• Excellent IT and interpersonal communication skills to work closely with students and parents If you are excited by this opportunity and are keen to apply please ensure to mention in your cover letter if you will be traveling with a teaching partner and what subject/year groups they are qualified to teach.
  

Skills

A relevant degree qualification such as a Bachelor Degree specializing in subject and an internationally recognized teaching qualification (ex. PGCE, PGDE) or teaching license Minimum of 2 years’ experience Familiarity with the IB and/or GCSE frameworks and subjects is preferred

A growth mindset and willingness to collaborate with colleagues to ensure high performance for all .

Ability to build strong relationships with students and their families Professional commitment to becoming an High Performance Learning Global Lead Teacher.

A creative and enthusiastic approach both in and out of the classroom Excellent IT and interpersonal communication skills.

The aspiration to work in a world-class school with real prospects for enhancing your career.

Desired candidate profile

A Technology Teacher plays a vital role in equipping students with essential skills in technology, digital literacy, and practical applications. Here are some essential skills and qualities for effective Technology Teachers:

1. Subject Matter Expertise: Strong knowledge of various technology fields, including coding, computer science, information technology, and digital tools.

2. Engaging Teaching Skills: Ability to design and implement creative lesson plans that promote hands-on learning and encourage exploration.

3. Effective Communication: Clear verbal and written communication skills to explain complex concepts and facilitate student discussions.

4. Problem-Solving Skills: Encouraging students to approach technological challenges with critical thinking and innovative solutions.

5. Technical Proficiency: Familiarity with a wide range of software, hardware, and educational technology tools, as well as staying updated on emerging technologies.

6. Creativity: Inspiring students to be creative in their use of technology, encouraging them to develop original projects and solutions.

7. Classroom Management: Skills in maintaining a positive and organized classroom environment that promotes collaboration and respect.

8. Assessment and Feedback: Proficiency in assessing student progress through various methods and providing constructive feedback.

9. Collaboration: Working with other teachers to integrate technology across subjects and participate in interdisciplinary projects.

10. Passion for Technology: A genuine enthusiasm for technology that inspires students to explore and engage deeply with the subject.

These skills help Technology Teachers create a dynamic and interactive learning environment, preparing students for future opportunities in a technology-driven world.

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