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糖心Vlog

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1 November 2026

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Computing careers are bigger than just coding. When pupils spot the different roles behind the apps, games and services they use every day, computing starts to feel like a real pathway not a single job on a screen.

Careers in computing is a classroom-ready 6 lesson KS3 unit that explores modern tech roles, workflows and skills through relatable scenarios and practical tasks. It works brilliantly in Year 8 and it鈥檚 flexible enough for other KS3 groups too.

Pupils uncover the hidden tech behind everyday moments like unlocking a phone, tapping a bank card and sending a voice note then link each step to the roles that design, build, test, analyse and protect digital products. They explore what different roles actually do day to day, separate technical skills from human skills and use simple skill ladders to show how progress happens over time.

They also dig into UX, UI and accessibility, match tasks to creative roles and explore practical and people-facing tech careers. The unit finishes with future thinking as pupils explore trends like AI, automation, climate tech and digital wellbeing then create a future role profile they can explain with confidence.

Everything is fully planned and ready to teach, including editable PowerPoints, lesson plans and worksheets.

Lessons included

  1. The hidden tech behind your day
  2. A day in the life
  3. Build your skills
  4. Creative computing careers
  5. Beyond the desk
  6. The future of tech jobs

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Bring computing careers to life. Download the unit today and teach six lessons that help pupils explore roles, build skills and see a place for themselves in technology.

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