Salary guide · Greater London
How much does a computing teacher earn in Greater London?
Average base salary in Greater London
£50,025 per year
per year in Greater London · STPCD MPS/UPS + LUP
Shortage subject. Often eligible for Levelling Up Premium. Computing Teacher pay in Greater London is adjusted by 1.15× versus the UK average to reflect London-area weighting.
Compare average computing teacher pay in Greater London and neighbouring areas.
| City | Average computing teacher salary | Jobs |
|---|---|---|
| Greater London This location | £50,025 per year | View jobs |
| Greenwich | £47,850 per year | View jobs |
| Greater Manchester | £43,065 per year | View jobs |
| Gravesend | £41,325 per year | View jobs |
| Grays | £41,325 per year | View jobs |
| Great Yarmouth | £41,325 per year | View jobs |
| Greenock | £41,325 per year | View jobs |
Accounting Teacher in Greater London
Average
£47,725 per year
See accounting teacher jobs in Greater LondonAdvanced Skills Teacher in Greater London
Average
£47,725 per year
See advanced skills teacher jobs in Greater LondonThe average salary for a computing teacher in Greater London is £50,025 per year, typically ranging from £36,800 per year to £58,650 per year depending on experience, phase and school type.
Greater London pays computing teachers around 15% above the UK average thanks to London-area weighting on STPCD MPS/UPS + LUP.
Live computing teacher openings in Greater London rotate throughout the year. Set a job alert to be notified as soon as roles are posted.
Computing Teachers in Greater London typically increase pay by moving up STPCD MPS/UPS + LUP, taking on TLR or leadership responsibility, gaining specialist qualifications.
Nationally the average is £43,500 per year. In Greater London it's £50,025 per year — a premium of £6,525 per year versus the UK average.
Live computing teacher vacancies in Greater London from schools, trusts and agencies.
Browse Computing Teacher jobs in Greater LondonLive teacher, TA, SEND, leadership and support-staff vacancies across the UK.