IT & Computer Science Teacher - SEMH Setting
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Apply NowIT & Computer Science Teacher - SEMH Setting - Ipswich
Start: September 2026 (or sooner for the right candidate)
A specialist SEMH school in Ipswich is seeking an IT & Computer Science Teacher to deliver a practical, engaging, and future-focused curriculum. This is an excellent opportunity to use technology as a tool to re-engage students, build confidence, and develop real-world digital skills.
This role is ideal for a teacher who understands that progress in this setting isn't just academic, it's about routine, trust, and transferable skills.
The Role:
Deliver IT and Computer Science lessons (e.g. digital skills, coding, basic networking, creative computing)
Engage students through practical, hands-on learning with clear outcomes
Support students with SEMH needs to build confidence and consistency
Contribute to a vocational and skills-based curriculum
Work closely with pastoral teams to support behaviour and progressYou:
Qualified teacher or experienced instructor in IT / Computer Science
Confident managing behaviour and adapting to SEMH needs
Able to break down technical concepts into accessible, engaging lessons
Passionate about preparing students for digital careers and further education
Resilient, consistent, and solutions-focusedWhy This Role Stands Out:
Smaller class sizes with strong in-class support
Clear behaviour systems and leadership backing
Opportunity to shape a growing digital and vocational offer
A school that prioritises engagement, employability, and life skills
Real impact on students who benefit from alternative pathwaysLocation: Ipswich - accessible across Suffolk and surrounding areas
For immediate consideration, contact Brad Champion - Empowering Learning
Start: September 2026 (or sooner for the right candidate)
A specialist SEMH school in Ipswich is seeking an IT & Computer Science Teacher to deliver a practical, engaging, and future-focused curriculum. This is an excellent opportunity to use technology as a tool to re-engage students, build confidence, and develop real-world digital skills.
This role is ideal for a teacher who understands that progress in this setting isn't just academic, it's about routine, trust, and transferable skills.
The Role:
Deliver IT and Computer Science lessons (e.g. digital skills, coding, basic networking, creative computing)
Engage students through practical, hands-on learning with clear outcomes
Support students with SEMH needs to build confidence and consistency
Contribute to a vocational and skills-based curriculum
Work closely with pastoral teams to support behaviour and progressYou:
Qualified teacher or experienced instructor in IT / Computer Science
Confident managing behaviour and adapting to SEMH needs
Able to break down technical concepts into accessible, engaging lessons
Passionate about preparing students for digital careers and further education
Resilient, consistent, and solutions-focusedWhy This Role Stands Out:
Smaller class sizes with strong in-class support
Clear behaviour systems and leadership backing
Opportunity to shape a growing digital and vocational offer
A school that prioritises engagement, employability, and life skills
Real impact on students who benefit from alternative pathwaysLocation: Ipswich - accessible across Suffolk and surrounding areas
For immediate consideration, contact Brad Champion - Empowering Learning