The Computer Teacher will be responsible for contributing to the school's positive environment, taking initiatives for student/school development while coming with creativity and solutions, meeting parents and guardians to discuss their children's progress, and determining children’s priorities and resource needs. The role includes preparing curriculum-aligned lesson plans, measuring student progress through evaluations, and providing constructive comments to improve learning outcomes.

Some of the major deliverables of the High School Computer Teacher are:

• Including thematic/integrated approaches to organizing teaching-learning activities while fostering creativity while learning.
• Using art, research, extra reading and a variety of activities into lesson delivery as much as possible.
• Following up on a variety of learning activities with adequate planning that includes assessment strategies.
• Encouraging the curiosity and participation of students in all teaching-learning activities.
• Demonstrating a strong command over the subject matter and its relevance to real life situations. 
• Recording students’ behaviors/skills/strengths/ weaknesses through thorough documentation. 
• Initiating interaction with students – developing a positive relationship with students without appearing biased to anyone while providing accurate, timely, and specific feedback to all.
• Conducting continuous assessments and preparing standard report cards/observation reports to share with parents.
• Actively communicating with parents on the progress of their child along with any challenges/achievements they may have experienced.
• Ensure the proper functioning and maintenance of computer labs and software.
• Implement safety measures and ethical guidelines for responsible technology usage.
• Teach students fundamental and advanced computer skills, including Python, HTML, and other programming languages (as per the curriculum).
• Mentor students in IT-related extracurricular programs.