Computer Science Vocational Training Teacher
We are looking for passionate educators to teach Computer Science modules in vocational training. The role offers professional growth within a transformative educational project.
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This job advert was originally written in Spanish.
We are looking for a person with a degree in Therapeutic Pedagogy to work in Secondary Education-Baccalaureate-Vocational Training.
Identity and commitment to the institutional project, emotional management, responsibility, professional pedagogical competencies.
We are looking for people passionate about education who want to grow personally and professionally in a cheerful, committed, and transformative educational project. With a teaching vocation.
Contract hours: 25 hrs. (100% full-time)
Selection and hiring process.
The following selection process will be carried out with the applications received:
✔ Initial review and selection by the Head Teacher with the Head of School and preparation of the initial shortlist of candidates.
✔ Intervention of the Technical Selection Committee and decision by the Head Teacher together with the Head of School.
✔ Publication of the selected candidate.
Deadline for receiving CVs until 16/10/2026.
Salesianos is a global educational network rooted in the Catholic Salesian order, founded by Saint John Bosco. The organization operates a vast network of schools, vocational training centers, and youth programs worldwide, with a strong presence in Italy, Spain, and across Europe and Latin America. In Spain, the Salesian schools are known for their focus on technical and vocational education (FP), as well as secondary and primary education, integrating modern subjects like robotics and ICT into their curriculum.
For international professionals, Salesianos in Spain offers teaching opportunities across various regions, including Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia, and Aragon. The organization values educators with strong subject expertise, often requiring specific qualifications such as engineering degrees for technical roles or language proficiency in Valencian or French. The work culture is community-oriented, with a mission-driven approach to education, and positions often include support for relocation, making it a viable option for educators looking to teach in Spain.
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