College IT Teacher; Part Time

Job Location: Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa Final date to receive applications: February 16, 2026

• Reddam House Constantia is seeking to appoint a passionate and skilled IEB IT teacher to join our College team on 1st July 2026 on a part time (0.5), permanent basis. The teacher shall report to the Deputy Head Academics and be responsible for leading the progression of IT across Grades 10 to 12.
• This is an exciting opportunity to shape the digital leaders of tomorrow in a school that values creativity, innovation, and academic excellence.

• Be an active and collaborative contributor within a dynamic team environment.
• Consistently plan, prepare, and deliver engaging, IEB-aligned IT lessons that challenge and inspire.
• Ensure the functionality of iSAMS, including proactive problem-solving when required.
• Create a nurturing classroom environment that promotes deep learning and student engagement.
• Serve the wider school community with commitment and integrity.
• Demonstrate professionalism in behaviour, punctuality, and standards of work.
• Regularly evaluate, reflect on, and refine teaching practice to ensure excellence.
• Meet all required timelines for planning, assessment, and reporting.
• Fulfil the role of Tutor Teacher, providing effective pastoral care and support to a designated group of students.
• Set and mark assessments and all other forms of student evaluation effectively and consistently.
• Write clear, informative, and constructive report comments.
• Undertake any other reasonable tasks as determined by the School Head or Deputy Head of Academics.

• Minimum 3 years’ successful teaching experience at senior school level (Grades 10–12).
• SACE registration, a recognised teaching qualification, and the legal right to work in South Africa.
• Strong subject knowledge in IT / Computer Science with confident coding proficiency (e.g., Python, Java, web technologies).
• Proven ability to plan and deliver engaging, IEB-aligned IT lessons.
• Confidence using school information systems (iSAMS) and solving day-to-day issues.
• A track record of effective assessment, feedback, and reporting.
• A reflective, growth-oriented approach to teaching practice.
• Professionalism, reliability, and excellent communication and organisation.
• A collaborative mindset and a positive contribution to the wider school community.