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To stand out as a job candidate for Computer Science teaching positions, emphasize your strong technical skills, instructional expertise, and passion for computer science education. Highlight any relevant experience, such as developing coding curriculum, mentoring students in programming, or participating in coding competitions.
You can consider volunteering or interning at schools or educational institutions to assist Computer Science teachers or technology departments. Additionally, coaching coding competitions, leading coding workshops, or participating in coding-related community events can provide hands-on experience working with students in a computer science setting.
While teaching experience is not always mandatory to become a Computer Science teacher, it can be beneficial. Many teacher education programs include a student teaching component where you gain practical experience in a classroom setting.
