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Description: Well-known company in the telecommunications area, is looking for a Computer Science Teacher Requirements: Good presence and good lexicon. University degree in Computer Science, System, Telecommunications or related. Proven experience in similar positions. Certified as an instructor. Certified in the computer area with knowledge and experience in: IP address, Gpo, Dhcp, Dns, Vpn, Ping, Pong, Nas, Nat, Wan, Lan, wiring. Benefits Salary plus legal benefits.

Duties: To follow school and curriculum guidelines To plan and prepare courses in accordance with the needs, interests and existing knowledge of the students To prepare lesson plans, in accordance with school policy To mark and grade student assessment work and to record their progress and attainment in an appropriate manner and in a timely fashion To maintain order, discipline and respect for others among students To partake in the various annual activities and programs organised by the school. To promote understanding of the school's rules and values To build and maintain cooperative relationships with students, parents and/or other staff and to communicate with them on students’ progress and attainment, drawing attention to special skills and talents as well as to problems or difficulties To provide or partake in oral/written assessments relating to the learning and development of students To stay abreast with educational best practices and "next practices" - not only in thought, but also in practice, through study and participation in courses/workshops arranged by the administration How to Apply Email CV 

Duties: To deliver engaging and motivating lessons to students across all Key Stages. To use the whole school behaviour policy in setting high standards and expectations for students. To produce high quality resources and take part in the creation of new Faculty schemes of work. To identify and differentiate for groups of learners within your teaching groups. To use ICT and other learning technology in the planning and delivery of lessons. To track progress through assessment and reporting within own teaching groups. To regularly mark and feedback to students in line with the Faculty assessment systems. To take part in the whole school programme of quality assurance. To interrogate and interpret relevant data to use as an achievement tool. To engage in the self review processes with the Faculty team. To monitor the progression of all students in own teaching groups. To identify students at risk of underachievement in liaison with the Key Stage Leaders, Achievement Coaches and Subject Mentor, and ensure that appropriate interventions are in place. To work as a team supporting Faculty members in spreading and sharing good practice. To attend and where appropriate contribute to faculty meetings and weekly briefing. Be willing to attend relevant courses/conferences that will stimulate and enhance the role of teacher of Maths and wider role within the school community. How to Apply: Please send your CV

Duties: Plan and present suitable learning experiences for all students. Monitor students in different school-related settings. Oversee and analyze student outcomes in physics. Convey and interact with parents, students, staff and community. Develop, select and change instructional materials and plans to attain all students requirements. Provide educational environment commensurate to physical, social, intellectual and emotional development of children. Stimulate to maintain and enhance professional competence. Maintain and manage apt records and follow needed methods and practices. Supervise suitable use and care of materials, equipment and facilities. Participate in meetings and perform on staff committees as needed. Analyze and grade students' laboratory work, class work, papers and assignments. Please send your CV to email

Employment Equal Education is a movement of learners, parents, teachers and community members working for quality and equality in South African education, through analysis and activism. Equal Education is organised in five provinces: Eastern Cape, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo, and the Western Cape. We work by identifying systemic and localised problems affecting the quality of education, and address these problems through local and national campaigns, a commitment to robust political education and campaign building with members, as well as building a strong research base through primary and secondary research. Equal Education aspires to be a place where all of our members become conscious and active participants in society who strive to uphold values of honesty, equality, and inclusivity. Our principles for a safe and welcoming workplace aim to create an environment that enables growth, is inclusive and is safe for all who pass through the organisation. Curriculum Developer Level: Mid-level to senior-level Duration: Full time Department: Internal Education and Training Unit Job purpose: The Curriculum Developer plays a vital role in the development of core curriculum to advance EE’s post-school youth work. The Curriculum Developer is also tasked with developing content and running regular political schools and seminars to strengthen young social justice activists. This also includes supporting provinces that EE is organised in; develop new content to advance campaigns and activist education. Key Responsibilities: Write and implement a curriculum for Equal Education’s post-school youth members, to equip them with skills and information to be better activists. Assist with developing a core curriculum, that is intersectional, for young social justice activists Assist in content development and running of regular political schools and seminars Creating a database of political videos and documentaries Writing activities and developing workshops Support other Materials Developers with editing written activities Developing new content as required by provinces to support campaigns and activist education Produce user guides and materials Update and digitise existing activities Provide support and training to facilitators ​Skills and experience: Undergraduate degree in Politics, Philosophy, Community Development or equivalent. Post graduate degree is advantageous. Understanding of politics, law, government policy and civil society will be advantageous Show an interest in participating and contributing in discussions around gender /intersectionality A strong commitment to feminist politics, democracy, equality, social justice and human rights A commitment to strengthening the education system in South Africa and to investing time and energy to break the inequality that youth face everyday Experience in organising communities and movement building Experience in developing popular education materials Experience in planning, coordinating and evaluating political and educational activities for young people Experience in coordinating projects and informal educational programmes Strong writing and editing skills Excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to lead and mentor young people Must be independent, driven and a self-starter Additional South African language skills are highly valued Excellent written and spoken communication skills Computer literacy Application process: To apply, email the below documents in a single PDF file, with name and surname: A one page cover letter detailing: Why you believe you are suited for this specific role A succinct summary clearly listing your experience in relation to above mentioned requirements Curriculum vitae (CV) with a minimum of two contactable references Generic cover letters are strongly advised against. An application which does not comply with these requirements will unfortunately be regarded as incomplete. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Shortlisted candidates may be required to undergo assessments and/or submit pieces of work in evidence of experience. ​Applications must be sent