Part-Time Artist Educator for Young Creators

Art-K Ltd; Oxford; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 18,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Vitality private health insurance

Bupa mental health support

Enhanced maternity and paternity pay

NEST pension contributions

Company-funded external training

Training and ongoing support

Death in Service cover

Blue Light Card discounts

Annual leave loyalty scheme

One week of term-time leave per year

Job summary

art-K Oxford is seeking a creative, enthusiastic and caring Part-Time Art Teacher to inspire young artists and help them grow in skill, confidence and imagination. You’ll deliver engaging classes, support children’s creativity, and join a friendly studio team.

Working hours include Monday 3.30pm-9.30pm, Thursday 1pm-9pm and Sunday 8am-1pm, for 19 hours per week with a competitive salary. A strong artistic background and love of teaching children are essential.

Qualifications

• Background in fine art, art and design or related creative subject.
• Experience working with children through teaching, tutoring or workshops.
• Confidence with a range of artistic materials and techniques.
• Friendly, patient and encouraging approach to help children feel capable.
• Great communication and ability to build relationships with parents and colleagues.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging art classes using the art-K programme.
• Know your students and celebrate their progress in a safe, supportive environment.
• Demonstrate techniques and work with various materials.
• Build positive relationships with parents and carers.
• Support day-to-day studio operations and safeguarding standards.
• Assist with community events, birthday parties and family workshops.

Skills

Art background

Experience with children

Communication skills

Organisation

Creativity

Education

Fine art / art & design degree

Job description

art-K Oxford is seeking a creative, enthusiastic and caring Part-Time Art Teacher to inspire young artists and help them grow in skill, confidence and imagination. You’ll deliver engaging classes, support children’s creativity, and join a friendly studio team.

Working hours include Monday 3.30pm-9.30pm, Thursday 1pm-9pm and Sunday 8am-1pm, for 19 hours per week with a competitive salary. A strong artistic background and love of teaching children are essential.