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Computing Tutor Role – Westminster Adult Education Service (WAES)
Job Details
- Salary: £35.59 per hour
- Location: 215-219 Lisson Grove, London, NW8 8LW
- Hours per week: Variable, including evenings and Saturdays (part-time)
- Contract type: Permanent
- Vetting requirements: Basic DBS Check
- Closing date: 9 August 2026
- Interview date: 18 August 2026
About Westminster Adult Education Service (WAES)
THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF MOHAMMED’S INSPIRATIONAL JOURNEY
As Westminster City Council’s educational division, WAES is a beacon for transformative learning opportunities. From English and Maths to Childcare, Creative Arts, and Cybersecurity, our courses empower individuals to grow, develop, and achieve their goals.
Mohammed’s journey epitomises WAES’ mission:
- Arrived in London at 16 from rural France.
- Began volunteering, then became an HR applicant—eventually rising to Funding and Compliance Manager in the Management Information Systems department.
- Today, he inspires newcomers, particularly from diverse backgrounds, to overcome challenges and embrace digital learning.
At WAES, inclusivity is key. We champion earned potential, helping everyone—regardless of background—progress toward fulfilling careers.
Discover more about our mission.
The Role: Computing Tutor
As a Computing Tutor, you’ll:
- Support adults in building essential digital literacy—from foundational skills to advanced computing and development.
- Deliver high-quality, learner-centric teaching tailored to diverse needs (e.g., digital beginners vs. advanced learners).
- Create and coordinate lesson plans, resources, and assessments using online e-portfolio systems.
- Foster confidence and technical proficiency in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
- Maintain flexibility with a part-time role that may include evenings and weekends.
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Ideal candidate: ✔ A passionate educator with a teaching qualification (Level 3 or above). ✔ Strong expertise in:
- Microsoft 365
- Web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
- Software development (Python, scripting languages)
- IT support/hardware/networking
- Cybersecurity & online safety ✔ Teaching experience in adult education, both face-to-face and online. ✔ Exceptional communication skills and ability to inspire motivation despite barriers.
This role offers impactful work in an inclusive, learner-driven environment—where education becomes a catalyst for change.
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About You
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach a diverse adult population across computing topics.
- Customise instruction for varied proficiency levels.
- Administer assessments through digital platforms.
- Collaborate with peers to optimise learning outcomes.
- Advocate for digital inclusion in Westminster’s communities.


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Essential Skills: 🔹 Demonstrated teaching experience at Level 3 or above. 🔹 Technical mastery of computing landscapes and digital tools. 🔹 Passion for lifelong learning and education. 🔹 Extreme adaptability and learner-centred mindset.
Special Initiative: Westminster City Council is dedicated to supporting Care Leavers. Those seeking their first job meeting essential criteria will be automatically invited to interview.
What We Offer
A Purpose-First Workplace
Westminster is a vibrant city of over 200,000 residents, 50,000+ businesses, and 750,000 daily workers. Our community-driven Council values diversity and wellbeing, championing:
🌟 EQUALITY AND INCLUSION: Represents and celebrates London’s multicultural communities. 🌟 FLEXIBLE WORKING: Supports diverse work styles with flexible/agile arrangements. 🌟 DISABILITY-CONFIDENT: Ensures interviews for non-discrimination and reasonable adjustments. 🌟 Career Progression: Opportunities for ongoing growth and innovation.
largasour work centres on "Our Westminster Way"—where every voice matters.
Disclaimer: The Council reserves the right to extend or close this role early based on applicant interest.
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