Art and Photography Lecturer - Wakefield - September 2026

Justteachers Ltd; Wakefield; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Part time

Job summary

Justteachers Ltd. is seeking an inspiring Art & Photography Lecturer to join a Wakefield college from September 2026.

The role offers flexible hours, suitable for both full‑time educators and part‑timers, with a focus on developing learners' technical skill, creativity, and a strong visual identity. You will plan curricula, demonstrate techniques across traditional and digital media, guide portfolio development, and provide constructive assessment feedback to help students progress into further

Qualifications

• Experience teaching Art or Photography at post-16 or secondary level.
• Strong practical skills across traditional and digital media.
• Excellent communication, organisation, and classroom-management abilities.
• Flexibility to work full or part time depending on availability.
• Commitment to safeguarding and professional development.

Responsibilities

• Curriculum Planning — Deliver engaging lessons across Art, Photography, and related creative pathways.
• Practical Demonstration — Model techniques in drawing, painting, digital editing, studio lighting, and darkroom processes.
• Portfolio Development — Support students in building strong portfolios for assessment, progression, or further study.
• Assessment & Feedback — Mark work, track progress, and provide constructive feedback that encourages growth.
• Creative Environment — Maintain an inspiring studio space that promotes experimentation and independent thinking.
• Safeguarding — Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all learners.

Skills

Art & Photography teaching

Post-16/secondary teaching

Practical media skills

Classroom management

Communication skills

Safeguarding awareness

Job description

About the role:

A creative and forward‑thinking college in Wakefield is looking for an inspiring Art & Photography Lecturer to join their teaching team from September 2026. This long‑term opportunity offers flexible working hours, making it suitable for both full‑time educators and those seeking part‑time arrangements. You’ll guide learners through a range of artistic disciplines, helping them develop technical skill, creative confidence, and a strong visual identity.

Key Responsibilities:

• Curriculum Planning — Deliver engaging lessons across Art, Photography, and related creative pathways, ensuring high‑quality learning experiences.
• Practical Demonstration — Model techniques in drawing, painting, digital editing, studio lighting, and darkroom processes.
• Portfolio Development — Support students in building strong portfolios for assessment, progression, or further study.
• Assessment & Feedback — Mark work, track progress, and provide constructive feedback that encourages growth.
• Creative Environment — Maintain an inspiring studio space that promotes experimentation and independent thinking.
• Safeguarding — Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all learners.

Pre‑requisites:

• Experience teaching Art, Photography, or related creative subjects at post‑16 or secondary level.
• Strong practical skills across traditional and digital media.
• Excellent communication, organisation, and classroom‑management abilities.
• A passion for nurturing creativity and supporting diverse learners.
• Flexibility to work full or part time depending on availability.
• Commitment to safeguarding and professional development.