Helping you
teach computing
To meet the growing demand for digital skills, the National Centre for Computing Education has been set up to make a significant contribution to the teaching of computing education throughout England.
We support the teaching of computing in schools and colleges across all key stages, giving teachers the subject knowledge and skills to establish computing as a core part of the curriculum.
Whatever your needs, we’re here to guide you through our high-quality support, which includes:
- Face-to-face and online CPD
- Generous bursaries
- Regional support
- Free resources
Create an account
To book onto face-to-face or online training, you need to create an account on our website. This will also enable you to:
- be the first to access new features and resources
- access our diagnostic tool to help you prioritise your CPD requirements
- record your achievements and progress towards certification
News & Updates
16 July 2019
Moving from teaching music to teaching computer science may not seem the most natural step, but Helen Brant has successfully made the leap, with help from the National Centre for Computing Education’s Computer Science Accelerator Programme.
11 July 2019
Develop your skills this Summer
We are running a series of summer schools for teachers looking to enhance their GCSE computer science subject knowledge ready for the next academic year.
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The National Centre for Computing Education is funded by the Department for Education and is run by a consortium of STEM Learning, the Raspberry Pi Foundation and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.
