Lecturer in Art, Design & 3D Specialisms

The Methodist Church in Britain; Upper Boat; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working on request

Job summary

The Methodist Church in Britain invites applications for a part-time lecturer post in the School of Creative Industries at Nantgarw Campus, starting January 2027 with 18 teaching hours a week. The role is campus-based and teaches art and design to help learners test ideas and develop their own practice.

Flexible working requests are considered case by case. EWC registration and an enhanced DBS check are required before starting, with safeguarding commitments and pre-employment checks.

Qualifications

• EWC registration is required.
• Enhanced DBS check is required before starting.
• Successful completion of pre-employment checks.

Responsibilities

• Teach art and design in an engaging, inclusive and industry-relevant way
• Inspire learners to explore their creativity and develop artistic skills
• Support learners to experiment with ideas and develop their own creative practice
• Prepare learners for further study, higher education or work in the creative industries
• Build learners' confidence to progress
• Teach 18 hours per week
• Work collaboratively with the Creative Industries team to create learning experiences
• Safeguard and promote the welfare of learners

Job description

This lecturer post sits in the School of Creative Industries at Nantgarw Campus, starting January 2027 with 18 teaching hours a week. The work is teaching art and design so that learners can build skills, test ideas and develop their own creative practice. The role is campus based and joins a collaborative Creative Industries team, with flexible working requests considered case by case. Fit depends on EWC registration and an enhanced DBS check before starting.

What the job involves

• Teach art and design in an engaging, inclusive and industry-relevant way
• Inspire learners to explore their creativity and develop artistic skills
• Support learners to experiment with ideas and develop their own creative practice
• Prepare learners for further study, higher education or work in the creative industries
• Build learners' confidence to progress
• Teach 18 hours per week
• Work collaboratively with the Creative Industries team to create learning experiences
• Safeguard and promote the welfare of learners

Registration & licences

• Education Workforce Council (EWC) registration

Checks & eligibility

• Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check
• Successful completion of all pre-employment checks before starting

Other

• Commitment to safeguarding learners

What’s offered

• Statutory day-one right to request flexible working, including limited remote working
• Support with reasonable adjustments through the People & Culture team
• Applications accepted in Welsh or English